Ref : Tuesday, October 23, 2001 11:04:21 PM d> | What is this "my_aliases" file d> A file that can be named anything you want. You create it and put d> your aliases and options in there. d> When it is run, it concatenates d> everything in the /etc/modutils directory and creates (overwrites) d> /etc/modules.conf with the result.
Great ! Didn't know that ! Thanks! d> | Shouldn't he be using update-rc.d which does all this in a clean d> | manner ? d> Sure, you can use update-rc.d. I haven't used it much because it d> usually takes me longer to get the arguments right than to tweak the d> directory. I only use 1 runlevel anyways (not counting 0,1,6) It takes me quite long to remember ln's arguments also ;-) so I choose the "official debian" way in case the strict does something more :) -- Jean-Christophe Boggio [EMAIL PROTECTED] -o) Independant Consultant and Developer /\\ Delphi, Linux, Perl, PostgreSQL, Debian _\_V
