[Sunhelp] Automounting a drive on bootup

[Marcus.Nand at wdr.com]

     Hi
     
     You can add an entry in /etc/vfstab for the disk/slice to be mounted 
     at boot , don't confuse this with automounting which is another 
     feature of solaris which NFS mounts filesystems on a per required 
     basis.
     
     As far as apache is concerned , created a hardlink in the /etc/rc.2 
     directory which points to the apache startup script, make sure the 
     newly created name is S....(i.e with capital "S"). Check out the other 
     scripts in this directory to get a feel of it.
     
     
     
     Hope this helps 
     
     Marcus Nand


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Subject: [Sunhelp] Automounting a drive on bootup
Author:  pkhoury (pkhoury at mindspring.com) at unix,mime
Date:    13/5/99 4:07


What files would I modify so Solaris would automount an external drive 
I have,
/dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0?  I have another external drive attached, but I added 
it when I first installed Solaris 2.6.
     
Also, is there any way to autostart httpd (apache), or would inetd be 
the most efficient solution?
     
Thanks.
     
     
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