Just tell launchd to start runzope. Launchd is just a process
starter that requires the program start in the foreground (which
runzope does).
- C
On Sep 25, 2006, at 8:01 PM, Perry Smith wrote:
I am new to this but I have not seen how the "runzope" or zopectl
start commands are done at system startup. Mac OS X has its own
system(s). The old is called SystemStarter and the new is called
launchd. SystemStarter requires a directory and a few simple
files. I'm not sure what launchd requires.
Is there a need to implement these or has it already been done?
How do most people do it on the various unix/linux versions?
If not, I'll take a swag at it if others feel they could use it.
Perry Smith
Ease Software, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.easesoftware.com
SATA Products for IBMs RS/6000, pSeries, and AIX systems
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