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To: jmutter <jmutter@ds.net>
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Subject: Re: SysV Style Init? 
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From: Harlan Stenn <harlan@pfcs.com>
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I "solved" the SysV init situation by writing a simple "driver" script that
gets called like:

     driver /usr/local/etc/rc1.d start

which does the "normal" things to scripts in /usr/local/etc/rc1.d/ (or
whatever other directories there are).

Just call it from rc.localwhatever.

This script is "owned" by a client, so I can't just repost it.
It's pretty simple to write, though.

H


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