Re: [PLUG] Startup stuff in SuSe

[Paul <paul@dpagin.net>]

> It is still not clear to me where the proper place is to put startup stuff
> in SuSe. In particuliar I did a lot of initialization in my old Slackware
> in /etc/rc.d/rc.local  Is this the same as /etc/rc.d/boot.local ??
>
> I need to do these things after the system has come up - after all
> interfaces are installed and running.
>  

Scripts or symbolic links that begin with an S are started in order from 
the lowest number to the highest number.  S10network starts before 
S99local.  If you create an S98somename script, it will run just before 
before S99local.

On my system S99local points to /etc/rc.d/rc.local which makes it the 
last script to be called.

Basically, my response it this: If in doubt just create your own version 
of rc.local, but my guess is that the boot.local file is what you're 
looking for.

[paul@trunks rc5.d]$ ls -1 S*
S10network
S12syslog
S17keytable
S20random
S26ntpd
S56xinetd
S90crond
S90xfs
S91smb
S95anacron
S99local
[paul@trunks rc5.d]$


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