Hy,
Just put the command line that you use to start
Qpopper inside a shell script and place this script in
"/etc/init.d" directory. There you'll find the scripts
that start other services, and you can look inside
them as examples. It is good to make these scripts
understand command line parameters like "start" and
"stop", because in the boot process the system calls
the scripts like "sendmail start" and when you shut
down the system it calls it with the "stop" parameter
in order to shut them down to.
You must also make a simbolic link (ln -s) in the
directory /etc/rc?.d to /etc/init.d/your_script_here,
where "?" is the runlevel you start your system
(usually 3 for text login and 5 to graphical login)
and that's all. If you look inside these directories
you'll easilly understand how it works.
Good luck!
JAZZ
--- Gentian Hila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu: >
> Finally after a good period of trying i was able to
> install Sendmail as SMTP and Qpopper as POP3 server.
> It is working fine. I installed Qpopper as
> standalone server not as a xinetd. Every time i
> restart Redhat i have to enter qpopper command in
> order to start Qpopper. How can i run it
> automatically as a service ? I entered ntsysv
> command but i didn't really see something for
> qpopper there.
>
> A send question: Every time i start Redhat (gnome )
> as root, it opens two windows automatically, gedit
> window and a file manager window. Every time i close
> them but when i reboot they are still there. How can
> i fix this ?
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
> Genti
>
>
>
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