Help with Debian 2.2r6 [II]
Another think I want to ask you guys is, which is the file in which I put the commands I want Debian to execute when it boots up? (Ex. th 'rc.local' file in RedHat). Thanks again. :Pengy:
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Is there a rc.lcoal in /etc/init.d?
Both RH and Debian use System V init scripts |
there is a rc and a rcS files, but there's no rc.local file..
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OK here what you want to do.
man rc.boot According the the man page, RC.BOOT(5) Debian GNU/Linux Manual RC.BOOT(5) NAME /etc/rc.boot - directory for local or per-package boot scripts. DESCRIPTION The /etc/rc.boot directory is obsolete. It has been superseded by the /etc/rcS.d direc_ tory. At boot time, first the /etc/rcS.d directory is scanned and then, for backwards compatibility, the /etc/rc.boot directory. The directory /etc/rc.boot is scanned by the program run-parts(8). The scripts found that have valid filenames for the run-parts program will be run in lexical sort order of the filenames. SEE ALSO run-parts(8), init(1). |
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