01-11-2007, 06:02 AM
jamesm Wrote:Alternatively, if you're of a nervous disposition I would suggest the following modifications if you're running Debian:
Place the srcdchk.sh into /etc/init.d/ and then use the following command (from any directory).
Code:
update-rc.d srcdchk.sh defaults 99
This will add your script to all the important (non halt, non reboot) runlevels and give it a start priority of 99 (basically it will be the last thing to startup - change this if you like).
Hope this helps,
James
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