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ninit-inittab(8) ninit-inittab(8)
NAME
ninit-inittab - convert /etc/inittab to service directory
SYNOPSIS
ninit-inittab inittab_file home_directory output_script
DESCRIPTION
ninit-inittab creates a script using /etc/inittab file. This script
can be used to create a service directory easy.
OPTIONS
inittab_file
input source file
home_directory
home directory for ninit
output_script
name of the output script
USAGE
Case A. If you don't have services in /etc/ninit you can start:
cd /tmp
ninit-inittab /etc/inittab /etc/ninit services.sh
less services.sh
/tmp/services.sh
Then check what the script has done in /etc/ninit
Case B. If you already have a /etc/ninit directory with services, and
don't want to make any changes there you can type:
cd /tmp; cp /etc/inittab /tmp; vi inittab
ninit-inittab /tmp/inittab /tmp/srv services.sh
less services.sh
/tmp/services.sh
Then check what the script has done in /tmp/srv. If you find something
interesting there you can copy it to /etc/ninit
AUTHOR
ninit-inittab was written by Nikola Vladov.
The aim was to easily convert a host running SysVinit to ninit. In my
opinion creating services is very easy. Maybe you have to look in some
already prepared service directory first.
Ask google for "ninit archlinux" and you will find an excellent git
repository with services for /etc/ninit
FILES
/etc/inittab
/etc/ninit/
SEE ALSO
ninit(8), ninit-runlevel(8), ninit-sysvinit(8), pututmpid(8)
init(8), inittab(5), runlevel(8)
Dec 28, 2009 ninit-inittab(8)
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