Re: reboot

> One of the things Unix does at reboot is run a script called > /etc/startup or something like that. You can put the "oninit" command > in there but doing that unembelished causes all kinds of grief. Well, it depends on the system. I beleive that the System V flavors use the /etc/rc directories/files For shutting down, it's /etc/rc0.d (for runlevel 0) For single user mode, it's /etc/rc1.d and for multi-user, look in /etc/rc2.d (and sometimes /etc/rc3.d). Other run-modes have corresponding directories as well. -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Daniel James - Database Administrator djames@statsci.com DAPD Div of MathSoft (formerly StatSci) (206) 283-8802 x284