I apologize, the script that had the "$@" was the "skeleton.compat" file, not the file called just skeleton. Which is what
I'm using.
But even so, without the $@, it is still looking as though it is executing twice. I thought it was very strange that if you include a
second command line option, it only prints the output once.
But, you'd think if it was simply executing twice, that it would write MY output line then the status. Then again in the same output
my output again then the status. Not both of my output lines then both of the status lines, which is what it is doing now.
For Example: If I added the line "echo 'Hello' " to the start of the script... It prints:
Strange...
Thanks again for the reply.
Thanks,
Matt
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Ok, so I added some more echo lines to the script in different locations just to see how it would print out, and if I could see
where it was beginning to execute all over again, and I got some interesting output...
If I add the "echo(s)" like in the code below: So if I added the echo commands like in the code above, I now get:
As you can see from the 3 different commands I issued I get different output each time... It seems like right about where I am
sourcing the ". /etc/rc.status" file is where it is starting to repeat... Weird.
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