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#1 2004-12-16 03:46:22
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Where is the sysV service script? /etc/rc.d?
I hear about that archlinux is sysV. But I can't find any dir's name which likes "rc1.d", "rc3.d".
Where is it?
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#2 2004-12-16 04:03:54
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Re: Where is the sysV service script? /etc/rc.d?
/etc/rc.d
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#3 2004-12-16 06:19:44
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Re: Where is the sysV service script? /etc/rc.d?
Arch is not SysV, it uses BSD-style init scripts.
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#4 2004-12-16 15:53:50
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Re: Where is the sysV service script? /etc/rc.d?
I hear about that archlinux is sysV. But I can't find any dir's name which likes "rc1.d", "rc3.d".
Where is it?
whoever said that is wrong - arch uses BSD style init
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#5 2004-12-17 04:20:44
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Re: Where is the sysV service script? /etc/rc.d?
But why I can "init 1" "init 3" ?
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#6 2004-12-17 06:16:54
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Re: Where is the sysV service script? /etc/rc.d?
um..you can.
init 3
init 5
they work..check /etc/rc.single if you don't believe me..
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#7 2004-12-17 06:39:32
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Re: Where is the sysV service script? /etc/rc.d?
I have some feeling now ...
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#8 2004-12-17 16:36:10
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Re: Where is the sysV service script? /etc/rc.d?
But why I can "init 1" "init 3" ?
"init 1" and "init 3" are the normal *nix init process. However, handling of what happens when that init is called is usually determined by different scripts - this is where SysV and BSd init systems are different....
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