Hello,
I use Linux mostly and the run command is in path /etc/rc.local. I need to add a run command in FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE-p10 and only see /etc/
Should I just create a file /etc/rc.local? I need to run a copy command after boot.
I read this but I'm confused between /etc/rc.d/local and /etc/rc.local.
I use Linux mostly and the run command is in path /etc/rc.local. I need to add a run command in FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE-p10 and only see /etc/
Code:
rc.banner
rc.conf
rc.d
rc.d.php
rc.firewall
rc.firmware
rc.initial
rc.initial.defaults
rc.initial.embupgfromcdrom
rc.initial.full2emb
rc.initial.fullupgfromcdrom
rc.initial.halt
rc.initial.hostsallow
rc.initial.install
rc.initial.install1
rc.initial.install1gpt
rc.initial.install2
rc.initial.install2gpt
rc.initial.install3
rc.initial.install3gpt
rc.initial.installemb
rc.initial.installfull
rc.initial.password
rc.initial.ping
rc.initial.reboot
rc.initial.setlanip
rc.initial.setports
rc.resume
rc.shutdown
rc.subr
rc.suspend
I read this but I'm confused between /etc/rc.d/local and /etc/rc.local.
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