I heard that Keith S Marshall wrote this on 31/10/00: > I was wondering what the debian equivalent to rc.local is. I want to put > this setting > > hdparm -c 1 -d 1 /dev/hda > > which speeds up hard disk access in one of the start up files and was under > the impression that on non debian systems it would go into the bottom of > rc.local > As another poster already said, there is a correct place to put hardware parameters (or whatever)...
But how about a place to start local programs (servers, etc.)? I am currently using a script called "local" in /etc/init.d which starts/stops/restarts my locally installed daemons, which I added to /etc/rc?.d with "update-rc.d local defaults", but I'm not sure if this is the correct approach. The script recognizes start/stop/restart parameters, so it's working OK. But is there any solution that is more correct to implement? Regards, sena... -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://decoy.ath.cx/~sena/
