I have an Applescript (well -it's really a shell script) that launches
gmond/gmetad after a user logs in..... (i.e. if you are using multiple
user login)
I also have a Applescript that restarts gmond in case you have a
machine go offline and then rejoin (this is the case where you might
have a laptop that is being monitored and you are using DHCP)
On Apr 13, 2005, at 12:39 PM, Christopher Waters wrote:
Has anyone gotten Gmond/Gmetad to run on startup on OS X? I've tried
pretty much everything apple has listed
(http://developer.apple.com/documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/
BPSystemStartup/Concepts/BootProcess.html), from StartupItems
(/Library/StartupItems) to Bootstrapping (/etc/mach_init.d), with no
luck.
-Chris
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