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06-14-2006
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Start up in Solaris
Hello everyOne
My OS is Soraris 9. I can't find how I can execute script when OS start up. Namely, where is stored "Start up" such as in Window? Best Regards Anar 
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Presumably this is a script that you want executed in the standard OS run-level 3 (or multi-user mode). As part of the boot process, the /sbin/rc3 script is executed by init. This script scans the directory /etc/rc3.d/ for any script beginning with an uppercase 'S'. Those found are then called with a single "start" argument. For example:
/etc/rc3.d/S99script start So, create a script in /etc/rc3.d with an appropriate name. The numbers following S are not required but are used for ordering execution. It is, however, just a simple ls command in rc3. I've always used /etc/init.d/nfs.server as a template. ** DISCLAIMER ** This is an overly-simplified explanation.
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