Starting processes from startup by operating system

[Manuales]

Hi ...
after booting server, the processes in startup started to run but we had to give "ctrl+shift+\" and processes were stoped for that reason we could not access by telnet because inetd daemon was not started ..
we have two questions:

1.- what keys (keyboard) can we run for only stop that process that can not start and continue starting operating system during startup with following processes

2.- how can i know what processes there were not started? i mean , for starting process by process in manual way ...

thanks.

[James R. Ferguson · Accepted solution]

Hi Manuales:

I presume that by "startup" you mean those processes started by '/sbin/rc' --- i.e. the scripts found in '/sbin/init.d/'.

1. You can terminate a hung startup script with the CTRL + | (control and pipe keys).

2. The '/etc/rc.log' shows the history of processes that were started, stopped or skipped. Both the startup and the shutdown results are logged here.

Regards!

...JRF...