If you can see this check that
Softlinks are used to associate runlevels with init scripts for run level
management. Runlevel 5 associations are stored by:
A. | Softlinks from
/etc/init.d/SCRIPTNAME to
/etc/rc5.d/SCRIPTNAME for
services which exist in runlevel 5.
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B. | Softlinks from
/etc/init.d/SCRIPTNAME to
/etc/rc5.d/KnnSCRIPTNAME for
services which stop in runlevel 5 with priority nn.
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C. | Softlinks from /etc/rc5.d/KnnSCRIPTNAME to /etc/init.d/SCRIPTNAME for
services which stop in runlevel 5 with priority nn.
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D. | Softlinks from /etc/rc5.d/KnnSCRIPTNAME to /etc/init.d/SCRIPTNAME for
services which stop in runlevel 5, running as user id nn.
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E. | Softlinks from /etc/rc5.d/KnnSCRIPTNAME to /etc/init.d/SCRIPTNAME for
services which Keep running in runlevel 5, running as process id nn.
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2-sa-10
init.d contains the scripts, not the softlinks.
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1-sa-10
init.d contains the scripts, not the softlinks.
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0-sa-10
Sounds good.
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3-sa-10
nn is the priority, not the user id.
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4-sa-10
nn is the priority, not the user id.
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