On 1/27/07, Vinny Abello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I think this is a relatively easy question to answer but couldn't find anything
after some searching.
:
I have a daemon that apparently does a check using ssh-keyscan against the
loopback address when it starts up. The problem I have is that sshd is not
started
when the script runs to start this daemon, so it fails and I end up having to
start it
manually. What is the recommended way to get this script to start after sshd has
started up? I was hoping to not have to hack any rc scripts up from their
defaults for
starting up the system if possible. It's a standard rc script in
/usr/local/etc/rc.d. If it
matters, the daemon is smokeping. I can stop it from using ssh-keyscan
completely
as I really don't use the probe at all in smokeping but I'm curious as to the
proper
way of making this work.
Any pointers are appreciated.
You need to add:
# REQUIRE: sshd
to the rc script in /usr/local/etc/rc.d that you want to start after sshd.
Another option is to create a dummy script:
#!/bin/sh
#
# PROVIDE: FAKESCRIPT
# REQUIRE: sshd
# BEFORE: <name of script your want to start after sshd>
# This is a dummy dependency, to ensure that general purpose daemons
# are run _after_ the above are.
Scot
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