At 2:24 AM +0000 10/19/02, Charles M. Hannum wrote:
>On the iBook, I put the setkey(8) commands and racoon(8) startup in a
>script in my home directory, and I run that from a shell.  I don't
>know how to get things to start up automatically, and I don't really
>care enough to figure it out.

1)  Put your startup script into SysV init.d form (takes start/stop 
arguments).  (Actually this is optional since they only ever do the 
start run.)

2)  Put it in /Library/StartupItems/Racoon/Racoon  (Directory and 
script name must match.)

3)  Create /Library/StartupItems/Racoon/StartupParameters.plist 
containing something like:

{
   Description     = "Racoon";
   Provides        = ("Racoon");
   Requires        = ("Network");
   OrderPreference = "None";
   Messages =
   {
     start = "Starting Racoon";
     stop  = "Stopping Racoon";
   };
}

You may want to make the description more descriptive.  You may want 
to list more dependencies in the "Requires" clause, like "Resolver", 
or some lower-level IPV6 capability.  The Apple supplied stuff goes 
in /System/Library/StartupItems, while your additions go in 
/Library/StartupItems so you don't have to worry about getting 
stomped in an update.

This information comes with no warranty, I've never tried Racoon, and 
I may be totally out to lunch, but I did do this to get lpd and 
Arla-AFS auto-starting on 10.0 and 10.1 so it just might work.  Maybe.
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