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Old 04-03-2002
Question Disable routed daemon at boot time????

I'm new to UNIX....

I'm running SCO UNIX and would like to disable routed daemon from being start at boot time.

How should I do this????? Please help.
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Old 04-08-2002
Try looking in /etc/tcp.

Also, a good link for FAQs is
http://pcunix.com/SCOFAQ/
thehoghunter
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Old 04-09-2002
MySQL

Thanks a lot for your help!!!!!!!!1
 
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