The LSB Provider Name (assigned by LANANA) can be used in the hierarchical namespaces for init.d, cron.d and package naming when creating an LSB compliant distribution or application.
Alternatives: Instead of applying for an LSB Provider Name, it is also possible to use your fully qualified Internet domain name (FQDN in lower case) to prefix your package and script names as described in the Software Installation and System Initialization chapters of the LSB Core specification.
Restrictions: The LSB provider name assigned by LANANA must only consist of the ASCII characters [a-z0-9].
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