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rc.subr can't access file?
On FreeBSD 8.3 I'm running script (as root):
/usr/local/etc/rc.d/foo/foo.sh start
content is typical:
. /etc/rc.subr
name="foo"
rcvar=${name}_enable
load_rc_config ${name}
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local shutdown scripts (do's and don't's)
At work, I'm running linux, and use vagrant on a daily basis. What I find annoying is that the system often hangs when I reboot/shut down, if I forgot to vagrant halt any virtual boxes I may have ...
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Automatically start an application with a modifed LD_PRELOAD?
I have an application that needs a modified LD_PRELOAD.
I want to start the application using the originally provided rc script, so I can benefit from an automatically updated rc script on an update ...
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How to properly use Gentoo Linux as a supplement to an existing distribution?
While I originally wanted to entirely replace the Linux distribution my NAS uses, I meanwhile came to the conclusion that it would be better to leave the existing system as unmodified as possible and ...
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FreeBSD: How to start a python script as daemon?
I'm facing an issue with a python file that I'd like to start as a service.
I named my service ocrserver and the script I want to start is in /home/administrator/ocr/ocrserver/init.py with some ...
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update-rc.d with shairport v1.0-dev
I've just tried setting up shairport 1.0-dev on the raspberry pi running Raspbian “wheezy” and it works fine when started manually (music plays and is discoverable). I then tried to make it start on ...
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Debian Wheezy : problem installing .deb package that uses update-rc.d with dependancy numbers
I'm trying to install a .deb file, written by us, on a new Debian Wheezy system. The .deb file was originally written for Lenny so is fairly old. I've tracked down one point where the installation ...
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What are my problems with my VMWare runlevel setup?
I recently upgraded to Debian Wheezy (7) and had to upgrade VMWare Player along with that since the version I had didn't like the 3.2 kernel.
However, I notice that the kernel modules aren't starting ...
