Re: Where does HP-UX keep auto startup scripts.

In article <1156826529.505088.270360@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"Lee" <leefarrant@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Thank you .

I have had a look in this directory but there is nothing listed which
looks like postgres.

I will check with the postgres guys.

Thanks

Lee


Vishwas Pai wrote:
Lee wrote:
I have installed postgres.

I would like to stop it autostarting on boot but I am not sure where HP
UX keeps scripts that it auto starts.

Check in /etc/rc.config.d/ . But `postgres` is a open-source
software, so you might need to check their documentation to
see if they use anything other than this.

--vishwas.

Hello,

in /etc/rc.config.d/ only configuration scripts are present.
The startup scripts themselves are in /sbin/init.d/ and links to them
are in /sbin/rc3.d/ or /sbin/rc2.d/.
Some services (daemons) are started via inetd (check /etc/inetd.conf).

Yours, Hans Martin.
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