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However, if you receive later updates to the existing SRA, the updates may overwrite the
existing
rc.startsra file and your added commands will be deleted.
To prevent this from happening, you can place your SRA start commands in a file
named
rc.startsra.local. Protogate adds commands in the rc.startsra files it distributes to also
check for “local” command files of the form
rc.startsra.local*. This is done specifically so
that your added SRA commands will not get deleted by future updates of Protogate
SRAs.
Look at the existing
rc.startsra file to see what local files it calls. Figure 6–3 shows an
example of a Protogate
rc.startsra file. In this example, there are two locations in the file
where local startsra files are executed. The file
rc.startsra.local is executed near the start of
the file, and
rc.startsra.local2 is executed near the end of the file. Using this example, you
could put your SRA startup commands in the file rc.startsra.local or in
rc.startsra.local2
depending on when you want to start your SRA relative to the other commands within
the main
rc.startsra file.