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→Start a boot a custom service
The init script below is just a wrapper, a launcher that will start the real script which will do the job for you (see SCRIPT=<COMMAND> to give the path to your job script). Of course the init script is here only if you want to add a service by hand and thus not installed by a rpm.<br />
The init script below is just a wrapper, a launcher that will start the real script which will do the job for you (see SCRIPT=<COMMAND> to give the path to your job script). Of course the init script is here only if you want to add a service by hand and thus not installed by a rpm.<br />
In the case of you have installed a service which comes from a rpm, but without init scripts in the runlevel 7, you have to follow from this [[Add_a_custom_service#allow_a_service_to_start_for_a_particular_time |section]]
'''In the case of you have installed a service which comes from a rpm, but without init scripts in the runlevel 7, you have to follow from this [[Add_a_custom_service#allow_a_service_to_start_for_a_particular_time |section]]'''
add a script to /etc/rc.d/init.d like the script below
add a script to /etc/rc.d/init.d like the script below