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Prevent clearing of /usr/tmp on reboot
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Eveeything that happens at boot is controlled through scripts run by init. The script you are looking for would probably be found in /etc/rc2.d.
I'd find it by
cd /etc/rc2.d
grep -l "rm " *
You could modify it to do whatever you need. One easy approach might be to copy the file you want to save somewhere else temporarily, and then copy it back after the rm takes place.
See also Tony Lawrence
SCO Unix/Linux Resources tony@pcunix.com
I'd find it by
cd /etc/rc2.d
grep -l "rm " *
You could modify it to do whatever you need. One easy approach might be to copy the file you want to save somewhere else temporarily, and then copy it back after the rm takes place.
See also Tony Lawrence
SCO Unix/Linux Resources tony@pcunix.com
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