Re: LRP scripting
On Mon, Jul 14, 2003 at 10:35:55AM +0100, Shango Oluwa wrote:
> Salute,
>
> I am now running LRP 2.9.8 with kernel 2.2.19 on my internet router.
>
> Since I am experimenting with its setup I am scripting, testing, starting,
> stopping, etc. and I've encountered difficulty when including start-up
> scripts, because I don't know where to initialize them from. If I use
> /etc/init.d with a symbolic link in /etc/rc2.d then LRP erases that link
> during the next boot-up (lrp seems to monitor rc_.d's and resets any
> changes).
>
> The firewall seems to be the last service to start-up, is this true? ... or
> is there another script file or directory that gets read after Seawall
> (S41seawall)? I am interested in adding a user-script as the very last
> action before log-in. Any help will be appreciated.
>
> (Since LRP is Debian-based and in the absence of an official LRP mailing
> list I decided to post here. If this topic is out of place then I am
> depending on one of you good brethren to tell me., allright?)
>
>
> Shango'uwa.
Hello,
1) When starting a thread, compose a new message rather than replying
a message with a different subject.
2) I'm pretty sure LRP is off-topic for this list, however...
3) When you make changes to your "live" LRP filesystem, please realize
that these changes are only made to the ram-disk. In order to have
these changes persist at next boot, you must back up the ram-disk to
the floppy diskette. This is facilitated through the "lrcfg" menu.
Choose: "lrcfg" (if your system does not boot to the lrcfg menu) ->
"b" (for backup) -> either "e" (for everything except log files) or
"l" (everything including log files).
Hope that helps you out.
--
David Karlin
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