Notify/subscribe are executed to late #114
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We need to update the library cache as soon as possible. It seems like the notify/subscribe commands are run to late in the process so the boostrap script failed due to lack of libraries. By running the needed commands in a "regular" exec the order seems to be garanteed.
From Debian documentation: Any package installing shared libraries in one of the default library directories of the dynamic linker (which are currently /usr/lib and /lib) or a directory that is listed in /etc/ld.so.conf 5 must use ldconfig to update the shared library system.
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We need to update the library cache as soon as possible. It seems like the notify/subscribe commands are run to late in the process so the boostrap script failed due to lack of libraries.
By running the needed commands in a "regular" exec the order seems to be garanteed.