[Discuss] how to modify the daemon number ?

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On Nov 6, 2007 8:44 PM, Drew <drew.kay at gmail.com> wrote:
> > I have a SuSe linux server at office. Now I like to run some daemon
> > before other. For an example I like to start mysql server before
> > backup-mysql. In debian it is easy to change service number with
> > update-rc but in Suse how can I do it ? Say there is a daemon at
> > runlevel 3 as S19mysql and I like to change it as S17mysql.
>
> Go into the relevant /etc/rcX.d folder (rc3.d in this case) and execute:
>
> mv ./S19mysql ./S17mysql
>
> That should allow you to change the boot order.

Hi Drew,

Thanks for your response. I did this before. But when ever I run
chkconfig to start/stop that sevice; for an example "chkconfig mysql
on" ; the system restores the prior service number; here S17 to S19
again. I have done the "mv..." thing a no. of times and every time
chkconfig restored the number.  Is there any specific command or
anything special in  SuSe which can allow me to change the service
number permanently ?

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