-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 8/20/2010 3:34 AM, Peter Bowyer wrote: > Those instructions are necessarily generic, and can't take into > account all possible packgers' ways of going about things - it has to > be assumed that an admin knows a bit about how things like init > scripts work on the system they're running. >
As well, Debian does it a little differently then most others. Here's to give you an idea: they still use SysV init ( instead of /etc/services ) and they do it kinda different even then (from what I've seen) To get an item into say runlevel 5 ( /etc/rc.5 ) you actually add something in /etc/init.d/, then call update-rc.d [script] defaults and it makes the appropriate symlinks. If you think this is confusing, use BSD. It's simpler there. - -- Morgan Gangwere >> Why? > Because it breaks the logical flow of conversation, plus makes messages unreadable. >>> Top-Posting is evil. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (MingW32) iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJMbopEAAoJEEURiCSotvJDFVkP/1rKDSPFQgvP86I6reJOiQE7 SjWvqCmiANVF7wpxye+kbExCONXM4eYIz8Zzw+05nt1hbtvKnqd1HNSh9TlcwfR+ oOYV4u842Yz2BtSLN/ETn35/agKbjOMQkQqcYgnuLJvE/qowZ4+7BV24CJBC4jvy 7PRvvJ9KbSD9GsLpC3h9XXck8KLpe88KLMiLdcpaNI8USqfXairVyj++Mbn36Bht naOSLbsW8bcG4dAx4pAVUUXMAeslhdorJjrkck9MjGBJi/UnRj508LNrl3R6qxAt yBXhJnlztxWXlcINDX435uDZ8gnFAum8QR7sn2xudxmR8uaBJGRD4Y3xramonndJ DsLbptv90wpkX2fA5mxalE3DnS3RUV+dZpjbGAa41hvJUEn1whS5v2rKkV4jxhSI 351z0g/wexLsWsglS8y061GQ+1UTIjG348S7rN0qSSR/4f0UruOEwvMZy3wE8yB3 7Atxts+qZa02JbUybvB4a7rhkCAW0M3i714sKF1xtb5j3U9JSKAkTfI00yIJi54W FuHhFOSCPavklD1Ya+vNOIYemyaTSttJMXMdO+SQQBYwjchYRlKJ2MAV/3EZky3P T7SSrToMu1oSY/M8AR8vGOJrD9LhKZRGFh4YLZyUrxi1ZvI7w1GB/foFOWybkuJ+ Vp3OCwN+h4spP1SZiAB7 =SqxU -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- ## List details at http://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/
