/var/run questions
Derek Broughton
news at pointerstop.ca
Wed Feb 22 14:03:14 UTC 2006
Richard Barry wrote:
> No replies! Ok, let me give the short version of the question:
> How do I run a script as root on startup? Is /etc/rcS.d/ the best/only
> way?
Scripts for startup would usually be in /etc/init.d/, then you can symlink
them from any of the rc*.d directories (update-rc.d). I'm not sure there's
a reason to have a webdav mount unless you've got a gui, so the link
probably belongs in rc2.d.
Now, /var/run is for things like pid files. pid files _should_ go away when
you stop the process - in this case, when it's unmounted. So the correct
procedure would be to make the mount process create the pid file, not the
installer - probably requiring you to submit a bug report.
--
derek
More information about the ubuntu-users
mailing list