Help with my first script?
I've been using Red Hat 9 for about a week and i could really use a script to help me log onto the internet. I've tried loads of other methods like wvdial, none of which work.
At the moment, all i do is open a terminal window, type 'su' then the root password (working as non-root) then type /etc/init.d/speedtouch start, to start connecting. but i thought it might be pretty simple to create a script to do this for me, but i don't know where to start. Under root i simply created a 'launcher' on the desktop running the /etc/init.d/speedtouch start, command but i know i shouldn't really be logged in as root, let alone connected to the web. and as non-root opening the terminal and switching user is annoying. Thanks in advance for any help... |
My guess is that it should run each start anyway hence no need for a script - as root try:
chkconfig --add speedtouch chkconfig --level 345 speedtouch on Then reboot. |
wow it worked.
I get a timeout message when i start up and have to retype the command, but that should be no problem...i think... Thanks a load :D |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 07:39 AM. |