On Tue, 13 Jun 2000, Wojciech Puchar wrote:
> >
> > ./onstartrun -l2 myinitscript.sh
> >
> > Then this 'onstartrun' thing (which is distribution specific)
> > handles putting myinitscript.sh wherever it needs to go to be started
> > during run-level 2 (-l2). Of course, this might not be good enough, but
> > it's certainly better than the guessing that happens now.
> what if someone don't like sysv-style init script?
What happens now? It doesn't work for sqwat. If someone doesn't
like sysv-style init scripts then they'll either create this program and
fudge some of the pieces of it or do what they have to do now and add
things to their init stuff manually. This isn't going to change anything
for them unless they want to change it.
Stephen
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