I am coming to Digital Unix from a basic AIX background
and have inherited some Alphas that seem to have strange
configurations :
1) In AIX I would append shell commands to the /etc/rc.tcpip
or /etc/rc.local files.
OSF/1 has these /sbin/rc3.d , /sbin/rc0.d and
/sbin/rc2.d directories full of scripts. But how
did these get here ?
eg.
One of these (/sbin/rc3.d/S56httpd80) is for starting
netscape webserver. If I no longer wish to use this,
can I simply delete the file ?
And if I wish to create a new one for say Apache
webserver, how would I go about doing this ?
Any pointers on this subject are much appreciated.
2) I am trying to track down all of the files that will
grow and have the following :
/var/adm/*
webserver log files
mail spool directories
Have I missed anything else ?
3) How do you find the physical volume of the HD ?
Whereas AIX by default gave minimal filesystem
volumes and then left it to the sysadmin to
add more space or filesystems as required, I think
that my entire HD has been split between :
/
/proc
/usr
Is that the OSF way ? to split the entire physical volume
on installation of the OS ?
Pls excuse these basic questions. Any advice much appreciated.
Thank you very much
chas
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Received on Fri Mar 28 1997 - 20:05:41 NZST