The modular nature of the LCFG scripts means that it is very easy to
add a script to control a new subsystem, and this will often start
with a copy of an existing script. The script should use the provided
routines to load the required resources into shell variables. It might
then start a daemon with this configuration, or it might simply
generate a configuration file and allow something else to start any
daemon (See example 8). The script itself would then be
loaded onto all the necessary machines by including its RPM in the
appropriate configurations, and it would be immediately available for
use. Adding the subsystem to the boot resources would cause it
to start automatically on the corresponding machines:
boot.services ANDALSO(
myservice)
myservice.key value
myservice.key value