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rcn.d

How can I change a specific script not to run in a specific (n)level. Which file can be configured. for Example: Not to start apache at 3 level.

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Andy
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James R. Ferguson
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Re: rcn.d

Hi:

If the 'rc' scipts follow standards (see the manpages for 'rc') then every script in '/sbin/init.d' not only has links in '/sbin/rc?.d' but a *configuration* variable in '/etc/rc.config.d'.

The basename of the script in '/sbin/init.d' generally matches that in '/etc/rc.config.d'.

Generally, too, a single variable with a value of zero (0) means "don't startup". A value of one (1) signifies a requirement to run.

Regards!

...JRF...
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Re: rcn.d

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I like to fix things.