Tristan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Problem is, SuSE's System Services (Runlevel) editor doesn't let you > specify the order in which services are run. When you enable or disable a > service, it seems to assign the S and K numbers using its own internal > logic; I can't find any configuration file to edit to change its > behaviour. I'm afraid that if I rename the links manually, it might > confuse the GUI the next time I run it. I'll try asking in > alt.os.linux.suse or some such...
If you look inside the files in /etc/init.d you will find that near the beginning are 2 lines # Provides: # Required-Start: The SuSE 'internal logic' uses these to generate the correct order (S & K numbers) of starting services. So what you have to do is edit the init.d file for the service which starts fetchmail and add spamd to the 'Required-Start:' line.
