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adding a startup script to /etc/init.d??
- From: Mark Hounschell <dmarkh@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2001 07:38:10 -0400
- Message-id: <3AD98822.A5247579@xxxxxxxxxx>
Back in 6.4 to add a startup scipt for init all you had to do was place
it in /sbin/init.d
and then make Sxxscript Kxxscript links in the run-level dir tree off
init.d. I know the
locatation has changed to /etc/init.d but it seems that the process must
have changed also
as I can't get it to work doing the same thing as I did in 6.4. Whats
the new trick?? Yes
I've read some of the docs. The only thing different that I see is
something about insserv.
Is that the key to getting this to work. It doesn't seem to help me.
--
Mark Hounschell
dmarkh@xxxxxxxxxx
it in /sbin/init.d
and then make Sxxscript Kxxscript links in the run-level dir tree off
init.d. I know the
locatation has changed to /etc/init.d but it seems that the process must
have changed also
as I can't get it to work doing the same thing as I did in 6.4. Whats
the new trick?? Yes
I've read some of the docs. The only thing different that I see is
something about insserv.
Is that the key to getting this to work. It doesn't seem to help me.
--
Mark Hounschell
dmarkh@xxxxxxxxxx
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