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19th November 2005, 04:31 PM

nemesys Offline

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How to run a script on startup

I have a set of configuraions that I want to run automatcally o n startup. I tried to place a reference to the configurations file on /etc/rc.d/rdlo.cal but that's not working.

How do I alter the default "RH-Firewall-1-INPUT" configuration to suit my needs, having it ?

I have ro say that there's no graphical interface in the machine I want to do auto-configure.

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