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From: Alain Kalker <alain@Wit401402.student.utwente.nl>
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On Wed, 20 Sep 1995, Andrew V. Stesin wrote:

For an example of this, look at the Debian GNU/Linux distribution.  
Their scripts in the init.*/ dirs do just that. 

> # Here is my view on 
this matter: > # 
> 	From my (user's) point of view:
> 
> # I belive the scripts should support three arguments:
> # 	start
> # 	stop
> # 	restart
> 
...

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Alain