Tyr-7BE
03-06-2001, 09:26 PM
I found a post which allowed me to make startup scripts in Debian, but here's the problem. I have a firewall script (easychains) which I find to be particularily good, and I want it to auto-execute after everything is finished starting up. Just as if I finished booting up, logged in, su'd to root, and typed "easychains safe &". How can I get a startup script to wait until everything is finished? I made one for "modprobe emu10k1" and it worked like a dream. I tried the same thing with easychains, but for some reason it didn't work, and I think it's because the script is trying to initialize with everything else...eg, the filesystem. I could be wrong. If that's my problem, how do I get the script to wait until everything is finished, and if that's not my problem, how do I start up easychains at boot? Thanks.