OpenSUSE Install :: Init 3 & Autostart Of Script?

Jan 25, 2010

I use on my serwer openSuSe11.2 and init 3 /console.I need to put some commands/script

Code:
#!/bin/bash
mv /home/tcp-syn.dmp /home/eftepe/tcp-restart-`date +%d-%B-%Y--%H-%M`.dmp

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Code:
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