>
> I copied my rc.local file on a disk and edit it on M$ notepad, after I
over
> write the existing rc.local file on /etc/rc.d/ dir.
> it seem like there something wrong. I tried typing /etc/rc.d/rc.local to
run
> the file but it seem like there is no file exsisting.
> I restarted my server and this came up
> /etc/rc.d/rc: /etc/rc.d/S99local: no such file or directory
>

Ther'es probably a  "control characters" on your rc.local scripts

run this against you rc.local scripts to remove those " control character"

[root@localhost rc.d]   mv  rc.local  rc.local.ori   &&    tr  -d
'\015\032'  < rc.local.ori  > rc.local

[root@localhost rc.d]   chmod 755 rc.local

that should do the trick :)

Hope This Helps
Jon


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