run_init woes

[Tom <tom@lemuria.org>]

I've started writing a policy for PXE daemon, improving tftpd policy,
etc - when something weird happend to me.

# run_init /etc/init.d/pxe start
Authenticating root.
Password:
Starting PXE daemon: Intel PXE daemon, PXE-2.0 Beta-1 (build 001)
Copyright (C) 1999  Intel Corporation
pxe.


So far, so good. Except that the pxe daemon dies right away. No debug 
output either, nothing in the logfiles.

However, if I do

# /etc/init.d/pxe start

Everything works just fine. (the machine is running in permissive mode)
Except that it runs in the wrong domain, of course. But IMHO this shows
that the problem isn't in the pxe daemon.

Also, if I do a reboot, the pxe daemon comes up just fine, running in
the correct domain and everything.


Is there anything in run_init that could cause this kind of problems?
If so, what can I about it? If not, what is it that I'm missing here?


(I have the feeling I've had this before, but I could find nothing in
the mailing list archive)


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