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Old 03-17-2008, 06:04 AM
Guy Paulus
 
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Default Service order of precendence at boot time

Hello:

Documentation on SpamAssassin states that the spamd daemon must be
started before sendmail. How can I ensure it will be so at boot time
if I start spamd (1) as legacy_run from a /etc/rc#.d script, or (2)
as a SMF service with its manifest loaded in the database ?
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Old 03-17-2008, 06:04 AM
Casper H.S. Dik
 
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Default Re: Service order of precendence at boot time

Guy Paulus <[email protected]> writes:

>Documentation on SpamAssassin states that the spamd daemon must be
>started before sendmail. How can I ensure it will be so at boot time
>if I start spamd (1) as legacy_run from a /etc/rc#.d script, or (2)
>as a SMF service with its manifest loaded in the database ?



As an SMF service in S10 this is easy (declare that sendmail depends on
spamd in spamd's .xml file) and in S9 just use an rc file numbered
before sendmail.

Using an rc file in S10 is not really an option for such constraints.