Is there a graceful way of starting synchronet on linux?

I'm running CentOS 4. I have it loading in /etc/rc.local by calling /sbbs/exec/sbbs.

Any suggestions?
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Re: autostart synchronet
By: Jazzy_J to All on Mon Oct 22 2007 16:57:00

Is there a graceful way of starting synchronet on linux?

I'm running CentOS 4. I have it loading in /etc/rc.local by calling /sbbs/exec/sbbs.

Does CentOS use /etc/rc.d/init.d SystemV style of init
files, like for use with chkconfig or ntsysv? If so there is an init
file that's easy to use at: http://cvs.synchro.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/install/init.d/sbbs

Then you can have it start or not start automatically, or start it
manually with something like:
# service sbbs start

-j-



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Re: autostart synchronet
By: Delbert to Jazzy_J on Mon Oct 22 2007 08:16 pm

Re: autostart synchronet
By: Jazzy_J to All on Mon Oct 22 2007 16:57:00

Is there a graceful way of starting synchronet on linux?

I'm running CentOS 4. I have it loading in /etc/rc.local by calling /sbbs/exec/sbbs.

Does CentOS use /etc/rc.d/init.d SystemV style of init
files, like for use with chkconfig or ntsysv? If so there is an init
file that's easy to use at: http://cvs.synchro.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/install/init.d/sbbs

Then you can have it start or not start automatically, or start it
manually with something like:
# service sbbs start

-j-

This is exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks a mil.
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