>second, how can i execute a batch file just after the boot time of
linux? i
>understand that "cron" performs tasks repeatedly as scheduled. but of
>course, what i desire is just after the linux started. i.e. the
"hlds_run"
>right after the boot time.
In 7.1 I *believe* you would add the lines to you're /etc/rc.local file,
something along these lines :
#hlds
echo Starting hlds_l
/path/to/your/hlds/hlds_run -blah blah blah blah
>in addition, how come also that i dont have "ping", "telnet" command? I
>have already performed "$ ls -lR / | grep ping" and found nothing.
I'm pretty sure both of those come standard in a default RH install. You
must have chose not to install them. Try "slocate ping" it should be
installed in your /bin/ dir. If not, you can always download the rpm
containing these (the name of which has slipped my mind) and install it
that way.
Cheers
sib
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