RE: Scripts for /etc/init.d or /etc/rc.d

Will P wrote:
> > >   Or better, it would simply supply a <chkconfig-fragment>,
> > >   maybe 
> > > 
> > >   <chkconfig-fragment><table>
> > >     <entry name="service">samba</entry>
> > >     <entry name="spec">234 21 82</entry>
> > >     <entry name="description">Provide file service to 
> > >        Windows hosts.</entry>
> > >   </table></chkconfig-fragment>
> > >
> > Should the "spec" entry follow the chkconfig program format 
> > as in your example?  Or should the three parameters (run
> > levels, start order, and stop order) be individual entries?
> 
> I think you're probably right.  I try not to be too
> doctrinaire about such things, and let practice evolve
> toward The Right Thing.  Anyway that might give us...
> 
> <chkconfig-fragment><table>
>   <entry name="service">samba</entry><table>
>     <entry name="levels">234</entry>
>     <entry name="on">21</entry>
>     <entry name="off">82</entry>
>     <entry name="description">Provide file service to Windows 
> hosts.</entry>
>   </table></entry>
> </table></chkconfig-fragment>
>
> Make sense?

Yes.  Now the on and off priorities are directly accessible via Ark macros.


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