From: Gordon Ross (G.Ross_at_ccw.gov.uk)
Date: Mon Jun 11 2007 - 15:54:21 CEST
Message-Id: <466D621D.AC0B.0006.3@ccw.gov.uk> Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2007 14:54:21 +0100 From: "Gordon Ross" <G.Ross@ccw.gov.uk> Subject: [suse-sles-e] rc.status & custom init scripts
I have a service that can have multiple instances running at once and
I'm writing a custom init script (based on /etc/init.d/skeleton) to
control all of the instances. e.g. you'd call my script like
"/etc/init.d/my_script start id1" or "/etc/init.d/my_script stop id1"
I've written my own little functions to start/stop/check processes.
(from what I could see, startproc et al wouldn't work for me)
Everything is going fairly well except....
How do I control the text that /etc/rc.status prints ?
At the moment, when I start four instances, for each instance,
rc.status prints "Starting BLAH" where BLAH is the program name. I want
to change this to something like "Starting BLAH, instance BLEU" (and
then let rc.status print it's pretty stuff at the end of the line)
I've had a look at /etc/rc.status, and I can't see how I could possibly
change it. Heck, I can't even see the string "Starting" or see where it
might be included from !!!
Can someone tell me how to do this please ?
Thanks,
GTG
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