prog. end of the boot ? rc.local

I'd like to start a program at the end of the boot, where to should I put it? ( under redhat was rc.local ) Where could I study the debian boot sequence? ( doc, links? ) How could I eliminate squid and apache daemons? ( they are started at boot ) Thanks Attila Debian 2.1/2.0.36

Re: prog. end of the boot ? rc.local

Debian uses the /etc/rc0.d - /etc/rc6.d folders for links to actual scripts in /etc/init.d. When the boot process reaches a particular run level (say level 2), it processes all the links in the /etc/rc2.d directory, in order. If the link starts with a K then it executes the link with the stop

Re: prog. end of the boot ? rc.local

*- On 2 Apr, Christopher Swingley wrote about Re: prog. end of the boot ? rc.local [excellent narrative of startup scripts] There is one last directory named /etc/rc.boot that has a couple scripts in it that run when the system first comes up. I've never messed with it, but it's

Re: prog. end of the boot ? rc.local

Christopher Swingley writes: So, to answer your question, the way I stop the crap from running is to either uninstall the package, or simply change the name of each link so that it starts with DISABLE instead of K or S. You're doing this the hard way. man update-rc.d. To start a new

Re: prog. end of the boot ? rc.local

Christopher Swingley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Debian uses the /etc/rc0.d - /etc/rc6.d folders for links to actual scripts in /etc/init.d. When the boot process reaches a particular run level (say level 2), it processes all the links in the /etc/rc2.d directory, in order. If the link