file-rc-0.8.18/0000755000000000000000000000000012652374437010034 5ustar file-rc-0.8.18/saveconfig0000755000000000000000000000123012650521211012060 0ustar #!/bin/sh LASTCMD='' OUT='' sort +3 /etc/runlevel.conf |\ while read LINE do case $LINE in \#* | "" ) continue ;; esac set -- $LINE SORT_NO="$1"; STOP="$2"; START="$3"; CMD="$4" if [ "$CMD" != "$LASTCMD" ] then if [ "$OUT" != "" ] then echo "$OUT" fi OUT="${CMD#/etc/init.d/}" fi OLDIFS="$IFS" IFS="," if [ "$START" != "-" ] then OUT="$OUT start $SORT_NO" for i in $START do OUT="$OUT $i" done OUT="$OUT ." fi if [ "$STOP" != "-" ] then OUT="$OUT stop $SORT_NO" for i in $STOP do OUT="$OUT $i" done OUT="$OUT ." fi IFS="$OLDIFS" LASTCMD="$CMD" done file-rc-0.8.18/README0000644000000000000000000000766212650521211010705 0ustar A config file for runlevels --------------------------- The traditional "SysV" scheme of implementing runlevels is through links in "/etc/rc?.d/*". The main problem with this links is that you can't get easily a survey of your setup. I rewrote the "rc"-program so it handles _one_ config file instead of many links in "/etc/rc?.d/*". Here's an extract from it's config file: # This is the configuration file for /etc/debian/runlevel.conf # #Format: #