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From: shashi <shashi@Shift-F1.com>
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Subject: process "sh /etc/rc autoboot"
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Hello, For the last few days I am seeing that after I reboot, to processes
sit around as "sh /etc/rc autoboot"
And SOME local daemons re not started like sshd. These used to work find
all along. The only change I have done is delete the files in
/var/tmp/vi.recover and the system appears to work fine till the recover vi
files section of /etc/rc
the sshd line is after that vi recover.

Anyone have any ideas what is happening and why? ow can I correct it. I
didn't want to modify /etc/rc for tracing purposes, since if I screw that
up, I will not be able to log in remotely at all.

TIA,
Shashi Joshi


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