Re: Booting Linux

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On 7/10/06, Serge Bromow <serge@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
Hi

I have a query here  while booting linux we find on the screen someting like

Starting sendmail
.....................................[OK]

Instead I want

Starting sendmail
.....................................[Success]

so how do i do it and which file I need to edit

Thanks and Regards

Kaushal

Look at the file, "/etc/init.d/functions".
Find the "OK" string in the function 'echo_success()' and  change it to
whatever you like. If you would like the word "Success" to appear only for
"sendmail" then I suspect  you could include this function in the "sendmail"
script located in "/etc/rc.d/init.d" after the include of the "functions"
library.


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Hi Serge

Could see the functions file, If i replace OK with Success it works
for all the services, But I want a specific service viz Sendmail, so
how do i do it

Thanks and Regards

Kaushal


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