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johnny bobby bee Sevaral answers: first, as Michael pointed out, for the usage of netstat you gave, you don't need this: the -t: -n +3 or -t: -g +3 will work for that. This...
On Fri, 13 May 2005 22:56:09 +0100, Andy Richardson staggered into the Black Sun and said:
Gentoo's init scripts are neither SysV nor BSD, but something borrowing from both. There's a master script calledsbin-rc . etc-inittab invokes "-sbin-rc sysinit" followed by "-sbin-rc boot" followed by "-sbin-rc runlevel".
Like SysV, there are multiple runlevels. Unlike SysV, you can define as many runlevels as you like withinetc-runlevels. Like SysV, directories underetc-runlevelsare full of symlinks to scripts inetc-init.dthat actually do things. Unlike SysV, these symlinks are not named K??script and S??script ; thesbin-rc script manages to figure out which scripts need to be started first with dependency information inside eachetc-init.dscript.
In practice, most stuff is dumped in "default" with "rc-update add $FOO default", since default is where the machine spends 99% of its time.
Init scripts are important, but you won't really be tweaking them that much. Cramming for a test? Yeah, spend some time on 'em. Putting together skills that'll actually help you as a sysadmin in the field? Learn emacs or vim and learn the one you like *well*. Also read for a level of skill to aspire to :-) .
On Fri, 13 May 2005 15:47:08 -0400, Uday staggered into the Black Sun and said: What? Since the early 2.2 days (and probably a long time before that), the kernel and initrd...
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