On Monday 25 March 2002 23.12, Eric Carbone wrote:
I _think_ it is /etc/rc.d/boot.local
nope. boot.local gets sourced *before* the runlevel scripts. rc.local, in other dists, gets sourced *after*. There is no direct equivalent. Create a runlevel script and link it as S99zzz and it should be run after everything else has been run. You could put a link in /etc/init.d/rc and source rc.local from there, but since rc is run from telinit you'd have to make sure it's run the way you want it to. It could be run when going from runlevel 3 to 5 for instance. You could for instalce introduce a test if $PREVLEVEL = "N" (guessing. Haven't actually tested this, but the program 'runlevel' reports the previous runlevel as N if it's straight from a boot, so I'm guessing init calls rc with N as well. Nothing beats testing, though :) //Anders