Hi,
I have RH 7.1.
Before the logon screen appears, and after INIT starts, a number of programs are automatically started .
Which file should i edit so as to prevent some of these programs from starting and also to add some other program? (Something like autoexec.bat in windoze 9x.)
Hrushikesh Tilak
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Hi,
You can run "setup" from root. There go in "system services" and you can select the programs you wish to run. and stop.
Or you can go to this directory /etc/rc3.d ( 3 , 5 ) depends on your runlevel. There u will see many programs with prefix "K" or "S".
"s" -> means start the progras. "K" -> means Kill the prog
Well ciao and enjoy...
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Hi,
I have RH 7.1.
Before the logon screen appears, and after INIT starts, a number of programs are automatically started .
Which file should i edit so as to prevent some of these programs from starting and also to add some other program? (Something like autoexec.bat in windoze 9x.)
Hrushikesh Tilak
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On Thursday 10 Oct 2002 8:01 pm, Hrushikesh Tilak wrote:
: I have RH 7.1. : Before the logon screen appears, and after INIT starts, a number of : programs are automatically started . : Which file should i edit so as to prevent some of these programs from : starting and also to add some other program? (Something like autoexec.bat : in windoze 9x.) :
as root u can try "ntsysv" that system level startup progamme controller or tksysv
On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, Hrushikesh Tilak wrote:
I have RH 7.1.
Before the logon screen appears, and after INIT starts, a number of programs are automatically started .
Which file should i edit so as to prevent some of these programs from starting and also to add some other program? (Something like autoexec.bat in windoze 9x.)
Put your programs in /etc/rc.local it will be executed at start up.
For configuring service start stop in various run-level, use "ntsysv" in RH.
Hrushikesh Tilak
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