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From: Bruce S. <bw...@ar...> - 2003-10-12 20:41:08
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> > Suppose I just want to run a simple command, like delete a file. > > There is no service to "start" or "stop", as the skeleton script reads. > > > > It's really handy just to have a script for miscellaneous commands. > > Call it "lazy" (or lacy :) if you want. I've been called worse. :-) > > for the archives... what file do you want to delete when booting a > devil-linux system? :) Well ... that was only as example (from my Redhat system). :-) One simple command I do want to run upon boot on my DL box is: setterm -blank ...... Another is: noip -c /etc/noip.cfg Yeah, I know, "noip" a service and should have it's own script. But being in a hurry, I stuck them at the end of my firewall script. Me bad ... :-) I suppose someone should create a real start/stop script for noip. Would that be considered a bug fix for 1.0, or a new 1.1 feature? - BS |