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Old 06-17-2009
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help auto starting app on boot

Hi
I need a bit of help figuring out how to auto start an application on boot on an HPUX. I am a fairly exp AIX guy now working an HP shop. I use to change a /etc/rc... file. Any advise would be a great help TIA. –K

If it is a help the program is a DB and runs as root /usr/ud{##}/startud
With the norm ## is the number version.

PS a hint at auto shutdown of the same app will be nice too again I know how to do it from AIX point of view. The AIX man pages spell it out clearly, but have not seen the same information on man pages on HP to date.
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/us/ud{##}/stopud

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PSS i am aware of init, but was first trained to modify the rc files and am not sure if that is my only option... -k

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