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Offer OS upgrade to applications dependent images. Ref T1679. **Image entry point** The `runsvdir-init` script, used for images based on Debian Jessie, controls how this image run runit. On Jessie, it saved environment, then call a script added by the Debian package maintainer, runsvdir-start. That start script cleared environment and then launch runit with /etc/service as services directory. On Buster and Bullseye, runsvdir-start isn't available anymore. The first idea was to ask images to directly call runit themselves. Yet, to ease maintenance, it's clearly more efficient to have an unique entry point and be able to tweak how we run the services. As such, we still provide `runsvdir-init`.

Ref T1679Offer OS upgrade to applications dependent images. Ref T1679. **Image entry point** The `runsvdir-init` script, used for images based on Debian Jessie, controls how this image run runit. On Jessie, it saved environment, then call a script added by the Debian package maintainer, runsvdir-start. That start script cleared environment and then launch runit with /etc/service as services directory. On Buster and Bullseye, runsvdir-start isn't available anymore. The first idea was to ask images to directly call runit themselves. Yet, to ease maintenance, it's clearly more efficient to have an unique entry point and be able to tweak how we run the services. As such, we still provide `runsvdir-init`.