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--- howtos:redhat_mandrake [2007/01/25 16:28] – created manni
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 (e.g. popfile_home=/usr/local/popfile).
-you will also need to make a symbolic link (see below) in ///etc/rc0.d// and ///etc/rc3.d//
+You will need to add the command to the startup process by typing:
+<code>chkconfig --add popfile</code>
+and then
+<code>chkconfig popfile on</code>
-you make the link as follows:
+This will enable popfile to start on boot based on the chkconfig setting in the script below.
-<code>ln -s /etc/init.d/popfile S??popfile</code>
-and
-<code>ln -s /etc/init.d/popfile K??popfile</code>
-  * where //??// is a number, e.g. 81, or a high number, but it must not be in use by any of the other scripts (do a ls of the directory and choose a non-used number).
-  * The S = START
-  * and the K = KILL
-These scripts are called by the system when it is shutting down the process or starting it at boot time.
-You only need to put a K??popfile entry in //rc0.d//, as this is the runlevel used when Linux shuts down.
 You will also need to make the 'popfile' script executable by typing:

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