Red Hat

hello,
I am running rhel6 open client.
I have a firewall in my office at work and I have to authenticate to BSO every 4 hours. Instead of doing it manually I wrote a perl script which does this for me.
I placed that script in rc.local file and it get executed every time I restart system. The issue is that I mostly hibernate my system rather then reboot it and after restoring from hibernation rc.local doesn't run.
My question:where should I place my script to run it every time system restores from hibernation or other workaround?
thanks in advance ..

Try putting your script in sleep.d.

This is the entry from my system (RHEL 5):

Code:

[verdepollo@atlas]~% cat /etc/pm/sleep.d/99sleep-script
#!/bin/sh
case "$1" in
   suspend|freeze)
	echo "Sleeping..."
   ;;

   resume|thaw)
	echo "*Yawn*"
   ;;

   *)
   ;;
esac

hi verdepollo,
thanks for reply,
first I just put my Perl script into /etc/pm/sleep.d but after that system failed to get into hibernation state. Then I placed my Perl script inside your script like this:

Code:

#!/bin/sh
case "$1" in
   suspend|freeze)
	echo "Sleeping..."
   ;;

   resume|thaw)
#	echo "*Yawn*"
	/usr/bin/perl /home/evoldman/Scripts/BSO.pl
   ;;

   *)
   ;;
esac

and it started to work. Well I put inside rc.local my perl script and it worked just fine after reboot but here it looks it doesn't like it.
In any case now I think I covered 2 cases: 1. when it boots up it runs rc.local and 2. when it wakes up from hibernation it executes your script.
Thanks a lot for your help.