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As part of Arch's 'BSD-style' init, rc.d scripts are used to control the starting, stopping and restarting of daemons.
Guideline
- Source Template:Filename, Template:Filename, and optionally Template:Filename.
- Arguments and other daemon options should be placed in Template:Filename. This is done to separate configuration from logic and to keep a consistent style among daemon scripts.
- Use functions in Template:Filename instead of duplicating their functionality.
- Include at least start, stop and restart as arguments to the script.
Example
The following is an example for crond. Look in Template:Filename for greater variety.
The configuration file: Template:File
The actual script: Template:File