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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat running my own script during startup Post 302536670 by programAngel on Wednesday 6th of July 2011 04:13:58 AM
Old 07-06-2011
getrue, thanks a lot.

But since I want to work before the user log in shouldn't it in the rc1.d directory?

And from what I understand from you I should only need to add 'S' to the name of the script and copy it to that directory.

Should I do it manually or there is some command to do it?

One last thing I read that all this issue work with links to the scripts and not the scripts themselves are there, but I could be wrong, so I would love correction.
 

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