[H-GEN] debian (woody) sysv init scripts

[Sandra Milne]

At 21:36 7/08/2002 +1000, you wrote:

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>I'm doing this on a debian (woody) system.
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>I'd like some advice on what start and stop numbers to assign to a firewall
>script which is located in /etc/init.d/firewall.  My script listens to the

Start it after networking. That's the only rule I've ever followed and 
never had any trouble with it.

As for the rc stuff, I just hack away at it and get it to my liking. I'm 
sure the way I do it isn't recommended, but then a caffiene intake as high 
as mine isn't recommended either ;-) I'm sure there are tools to do this 
sort of thing, but I'm too impatient to find all that out. I moved from 
redhat to debian to get away from them ;-) [No that was not a dig at 
redhat/mandrake/suse/slackware users nor at users of any other distribution]

Sandra.

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