There is very little useful information, either here in CentOS or upstream, on how to build a init.conf file from an inittab entry. Nothing saying "this is how you get started, and get the same results." So I built a toy application and wrote an init.conf script, and have run into all sorts of issues. Here is my toy:<br />
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# Test replacement for inittab<br />
#<br />
# sl:345:respawn:/bin/sleep 150<br />
#<br />
# "If init(8) finds that it's continuously respawning an entry<br />
# more than 10 times in 2 minutes, it will...refuse to respawn<br />
# this entry..."<br />
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start on runlevel [345]<br />
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stop on runlevel [S0126]<br />
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# respawn limit <count> <interval-seconds><br />
#respawn limit 10 120<br />
respawn<br />
exec /bin/sleep 150<br />
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pre-start script<br />
echo `/bin/date` "init: Start my sleepy daemon" >>/var/log/messages<br />
end script<br />
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post-stop script<br />
echo `/bin/date` "init: Stop my sleepy daemon" >>/var/log/messages<br />
end script
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