> I'd put it somewhere late in the runlevel sequence of events. Like, say 30 or > so. On my SLES10 it's killed as no 10 and started as no 12. > > As root, goto /etc/init.d/rc3.d and do: > > ln -s ../postgresql S30postgresql > > Symlinks preceded by an "S" starts stuff. "K" kills stuff. See "man init.d" > > Actually I wouldn't do it by hand at all. I'd use YaST under System, Runlevel > services. In there, I'd set it to run in runlevel 3 (and 5 for that matter). > I'd also use YaST to start and stop the service. That should really do it. >
One correction to this: better not do ln -s by hand, because next time you run either yast or chkconfig, it can change the service priority unexpectedly. I just got burned by that recently. If you really want to control the order in which services start, then first edit the script header, and on the # Required-Start: line (there will be one on top) add names all the services you want to start before this script. Then run either insserv or yast system services module to enable the script. Myrosia -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
