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Put your scripts in the directory
/etc/rc.d/init.d
Then do something like:
chkconfig --add scriptname1
chkconfig --add scriptname2
Then set the levels on which the scripts should run:
chkconfig --level 345 scriptname1 on
chkconfig --level 345 scriptname1 on
This creates symlinks in the rc{runlevel}.d directories.
Note that your scripts should accept parameters 'start', 'stop' and
'restart'! To have an example, check the existing /etc/rc.d/init.d scripts.
When stuff is done, you can start and stop with:
service scriptname1 start
or 'stop' or 'restart' or 'status' or whatever your scripts accept.
HTH
Bart
--- Original Message ---
> I have written two scripts that work together to
>
> One of the scripts is a perl script and the
> other a BASH script.
>
> I want these scripts to run during system
> startup but I am unsure where I should place
> them.
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