# this file contains a list of software and what runlevels it is supposed
# to be running in; the /etc/rc.d/rc script will read this (in order) and
# kill off anything not supposed to be running in this runlevel and start
# up anything that is supposed to be running
# It uses /var/run/rcstate to keep track of what has been started and
# what hasn't to avoid doing a lot of extra work
# each line is of the form
#    id:runlevels:start cmds:stop cmds

# lines are processed in the order the appear in the file for starting
# services and in reverse order for stopping services.

# "start cmds" and "stop cmds" can be any shell commands you like
# as long as the don't contain a :. If you don't like it, fix it - I had
# no need to. Of course, you can always put stuff in other files and
# call those if you have really complex start/stop situations.

# the following is an example set of entries which should give everyone
# the gist of how it works. It looks a lot like inittab.

# load syslog
syslog:2345:echo "Starting syslogd"; /usr/sbin/syslogd -m0:echo "Stopping syslogd"; killall syslogd
klog:2345:echo "Starting klogd"; /usr/sbin/klogd:echo "Stopping klogd"; killall klogd

# network interfaces, etc.
netif:345:/etc/rc.d/network start:/etc/rc.d/network stop

# now sync up the time and start ntpd
ntp:345:echo "Starting ntp"; /usr/bin/ntpdate -s timeserver; /usr/bin/ntpd:echo "Stopping ntp"; killall ntpd

named:345:echo "Starting named"; /usr/sbin/named -u named:echo "Stopping named"; killall named

#start inetd
inetd:345:echo "Starting inetd"; /usr/sbin/inetd:echo "Stopping inetd"; killall inetd

# ftpd
proftpd:345:echo "Starting proftpd"; /usr/sbin/proftpd:echo "Stopping inetd"; killall proftpd

# start sshd
sshd:345:echo "Starting sshd"; /usr/sbin/sshd:echo "Stopping sshd"; killall sshd

# start postfix
postfix:345:echo "Starting postfix"; /usr/sbin/postfix start:echo "Stopping postfix"; /usr/sbin/postfix stop

# start cron
cron:2345:echo "Starting cron"; /usr/sbin/crond > /var/log/cron.log 2>&1:echo "Stopping cron"; killall crond

# start apache
apache:345:/usr/apache/bin/apachectl start:/usr/apache/bin/apachectl stop


##############
# the following shutdown entries MUST be at the end of this file!
##############

# halt will do nothing in other runlevels but the shutdown one
halt:0:/etc/rc.d/rc.halt:

# reboot will do nothing in other runlevels but the reboot one
reboot:6:/etc/rc.d/rc.reboot: