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Who can tell me that what is boot script on redhat Linux 7.2?
thanks in advance |
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there is about 100 ones. what are you asking for? there is no "the boot script" in unix. the first process that is started by linux is always "/linuxrc", if it does not exists, then it looks for /etc/init or /sbin/init. but these are executables, no scripts.
i am sure you want to do something where you don´t need to change the startup scripts. what is it?
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boot scripts name
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When I configure Qmail, I need flowing the instruction as below: Add csh -cf '/var/qmail/rc &' to your boot scripts, so that the qmail daemons are restarted whenever your system reboots. Make sure you include the &. So, I like to know what is"boot scripts"? Thanks again |
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the init process looks in /etc/inittab for the boot scripts.
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so my boot script is /etc/init.d/rc and takes the desired runlevel as parameter. look for one called "boot.local" or similar under /etc/init.d . this is where you need to add your line. |
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