/sbin/rc[16]: /sbin/rc1.d/K100oracle: Execute permissions denied

[keith demingware]

I get the subject line as a error message when i shut my unix box down. I do not want this error to come up in my log or on the screen when i shut the system down. How can i ignore this process all together because i manually start and stop the database. I have a unix box 1620 titanium. I also get a line in my log that just has ........ FAIL * in it so i am not sure how to clean this up.
THANKS FOR EVERYONES HELP.

[Patrick Wallek]

If you don't want the scripts to run, remove them.

# rm /sbin/rc1.d/K100oracle

You should also remove the corresponding S*oracle script, whereever it is, posiibly /sbin/rc2.d or /sbin/rc3.d

[TwoProc]

Keith,

I don't let the server start and stop Oracle either.

Just look for the /sbin/init*.d/*oracle* files and either delete them, or rename them by changing the file that starts with "S" to "s" and the file that starts with "K" to "k". This will prevent your start up and shutdown routines from attempting to do things Oracle-ish. You'll need to look in init1,d, init2,d, init3.d, init4.d. etc. Or, just
$> ls -al /sbin/init*.d/*racle*
to find the files.