


      RC(5)                      (Bull-SPS9)                      RC(5)



      NAME
           rc - command script for daemons

      SYNTAX
           /etc/rc [ hostname interface ipaddr ]

      DESCRIPTION
           Rc is a script of commands executed when the system is
           booted or rebooted.  If /ros/ns has been started and the
           arguments to rc have been supplied, the script executes a
           set of commands to run the network daemons ftpd, rwhod,
           rshd, telnetd, rlogind, and sendmail.  In this case it also
           starts the PC-Interface daemons, if they are installed.

           As it's final action, it runs the file /etc/rc.local if it
           exists.  This script should be customized for each
           installation.

           The execution of the rc script is controlled by a line in
           /etc/inittab.  For example, a system with a hostname of
           sps9, a CIO board for the network interface, and an internet
           address of 126.7 would have the following /etc/inittab line:

                0000:0123456:wait:/etc/rc sps9 wb0 126.7

           The DR11/UB interface is referred to by wb0.  The CIO or
           ENET interface is referred to by ec0.

      SEE ALSO
           configure(1), ftpd(1), rlogind(1), rshd(1), rwhod(1),
           sendmail(1), telnetd(1), sysrc(5).
























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