Hey all,

I'm trying to run a script on startup to launch a daemon, and I can't 
figure out how to make it work.   I've faithfully followed 
instructions on OReilly and other known valid sources, with no 
success.  There must be some voodoo I'm missing.

In terminal I can just type it out:

        fetchmail --fetchmailrc /etc/fetchmailrc -d 500 --nosyslog --nodetatch

I've tried creating an executeable script in BBEdit, complete with 
the #!/bin/bash and chmod +x, and all it does is open in BBEdit. 
This one has to run as a non-root user.  I've got another that needs 
to run as root.

I've tried to do the launchd thing, and keep getting user mismatches and such.

I tried startup items in earlier versions of OSX.

Any pointers?  Thanks in advance.


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