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Article #6451Re: Where is the system startup file?
From: Michael Kraus
Date: Thu, 16 May 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 16 May 1996 00:00
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Jai wrote: > > I have a Sun Netra and am wondering if anyone can tell me where and what the > system startup file is called. I want to edit it to automaticaly start up a > httpd. > > Also I wish to view the setup file that deals with new users. ie what shell > they are given and to which group etc. > > Thanks, > Jai Jai, In the /etc/rc(x).d directories, where (x) is the boot state from 1 - 3. State 3 is the normal boot state, 1 is single user, and 2 is single user with limited networking. So if you look up rc3.d in the Answerbook it will describe the multiple-step process that will get daemons to start automatically on boot-up. This stuff applies to Solaris 2.3 and greater, I don't know about earlier versions, but if you have a Netra, you should be running 2.4 or 2.5. -- Michael Kraus System Admin & GIS Support Geographic Information Services Department of Environment & Heritage Queensland Australia Home: gnmkraus@dingo.uq.edu.au Work: gisdeh@ipswich.gil.com.au
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