Re: Proper place to put a bootup script
On Wednesday 29 December 1999, at 0 h 55, the keyboard of Jonathan Hall
<jonhall@futureks.net> wrote:
> I'm preparing a Debian package for portslave,
Good idea!
> Well, there's nothing this script does to actually START or STOP anything,
> and there's nothing to RELOAD or RESTART... It simply changes contents of
> /var/log/radsession.id.
I would say: implement "start" or "restart" to change the radsession.id.
Implement "stop" to do nothing at all.
> Where is the proper place to put this init script?
/etc/init.d seems fine to me.
> Also... on a related note, where would the the proper place to put the
> radsession.id file? I'm thinking /var/log doesn't seem right. Would it
> make sense to create /var/portslave or keep that file in /var/run or
> something?
Definitely /var/run.
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