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Re: StartupItems hates me: continued (2) ....
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Re: StartupItems hates me: continued (2) ....


  • Subject: Re: StartupItems hates me: continued (2) ....
  • From: Lloyd Dupont <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2003 14:49:08 +1000

I install this dumy server in '/Library/StartupItems' and it failed as descibe below.
However, just for fun, I install it in '/System/Library/StartupItems'
and this times it seems to work ok.

On one hand I could blame Apple documentation for advising me to use '/Library/StartupItems' while it doesn't work.
But, on the other hand, I have Timbuctu in '/Library/StartupItems' too, and it work.
so I guess there is something wrong with what I do.

Any ideas ? ....

On Thursday, June 12, 2003, at 02:26 PM, Lloyd Dupont wrote:

I have a service (in StartupItems) which start correctly at boot time.
However when I log out the service stop ;-(

I have no idea, but you might have.
so I write this very test case which behave the same and quit unfortunately.

<DummyStartup.tgz>

uncompress it and place it in /Library/StartupItems
in case it was an evil virus you could recompile the C file:
$ gcc -Wall -o DummyStart2 DummyStart.c

the start it (either reboot or type: 'sudo SystemStarter start DummyServer', follow by your password).
it will now run for 1000 seconds.

you could log out, log in and then
ps -auxww | grep Dummy

(don't forget the 'ww' argument in ps, that tricks me a while)
and then you will see, this StartuypItem owned and launch by root has died when you log out.
I wonder why ?
Any idea ?
Any tip, link, whatever ?
World fate is depending on your very solution !
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