Franklin A Hays writes:
>
> ok, installing (on Linux 2.2.6)qmail using LWQ and can't find a directory
> 'init.d' anywhere on my stytem, where do I need to place my
> startup/shutdown script such as described in section 2.8.2 of Living w/
> qmail? I have a file called init in /sbin though that is it.
This has nothing to do with the revision level of the Linux kernel, but
with a particular distribution you're using. AFAIK, only the Slackware
distribution does not use a SysV-style init script, which is probably what
you have (the Slackware distribution, that is). I don't remember much
about Berzerkeley-style init scripts that Slackware uses, but what you need
to do is to look at the scripts in /etc/rc.d, and figure out which ones get
executed when the system starts up, and add your custom code there.
--
Sam
