4/22 In Linux is there an easy way to rename the scripts in /etc/rc?.d ?
For example I want to set all the /etc/rc?.d/S91apache to S100apache
so that it'll run the ramdisk BEFORE going to apache.
\_ Sure, just move them.
\_ I mean is there a script that will rename all of them
for me? Like: setrc apache2 0 0 1 1 1 1
instead of the following 6 times:
mv rcX.d/S99apache rcX.d/K99apache
mv rcX.d/K99apache rcX.d/S99apache
mv rcX.d/K99apache rcX.d/S99apache
...
\_ Yes. "S100apache" won't work, though -- they're sorted
alphabetically, not numerically. Stick to two digits.
\_ ideally the rc script order numbers are set by a comment line in
the /etc/init.d version of hte file. If you are managing the things
with chkconfig, chkconfig the init script off, change the line in
the init.d script, and then chkcnofig it back on. The comment line
looks like this:
# chkconfig: - 60 20 |