On Sat, Sep 18, 2004 at 07:13:53PM +1000, Robert S said: > Stephen, > > Just one small problem - I got an "error state" message when I rebooted my > machine and logcheck sent a message to root immediately after reboot. I > think that the init scripts need to be in the correct order to avoid this. > It now works fine with the following: > > debian:~# ls /etc/rc3.d > S10sysklogd S19cupsys S20makedev S20stunnel-pops S22clamav-milter > S89atd S91apache-ssl > S11hotplug S20clamav-daemon S20samba S20usermin S25sendmail > S89cron S99rmnologin > S11klogd S20inetd S20ssh S20webmin S30stunnel-imaps > S91apache
The init scripts should be run sequentially and synchronously - that is S20clamav-daemon runs before S20clamav-milter (because daemon is earlier alphanumerically), and S20clamav-milter does not run until S20clamav-daemon is done running. Are you using an alternate init scheme, or the standard sysvinit? I have to assume you've done someting different - the standard Debian runlevel is 2, not 3. -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Stephen Gran | It gets late early out there. -- Yogi | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Berra | | http://www.lobefin.net/~steve | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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