sshd ---- where to place script for startup'shutdown 3

[johndrake]

Hi All,

One of our people has written a script for starting
up ssh on our host. Where would I place this script so that
it gets executed when the system is started up/shutdown?

-Jow

 

[victorv]

Hi,

Is really useful this script ?
Does sshd not start automatically via inetd, when it receives call at ssh port ( 22? )

However you can add a line ( manually or with appropriate command ) in /etc/inittab .

Bye.

 

[johndrake]

Hello,

Is their a startup and shutdown script that this
would be needed to put into or the inittab file handles
both?

Thank you

 

[bonsky]

for shutdown script... you can add a file at /etc/shutdown.rc, and put it inside this file...

 

[aixqueen]

If you add to inittab...put at the end....especially if things need to be up and running before it is executed...(like tcp, etc)
See tips below from IBM site....

http://techsupport.services.ibm.com/server/aix.techTips?refNo=90605200714622

 

[DSMARWAY]

Hi,

On OS 4.3 , there are entries in inittab for different run levels i.e l2:2:wait:/etc/rc.d/rc 2
depending on what run level you are running at ( who -r)
you can have your script with start / stop depending on whether you shutdown your machine or start it up. Have a look in /etc/rc.d/samples directory and read the README.txt
basically you have one script beginning with S( and a number) to start app and K( and a number to stop the app)
this is linked to /etc/rc.d/(scriptname)

SO you can have multiple startup and shutdown scripts depending on what you are running.