Application Startup in Virtual Partitions
Each Virtual Partition is like a separate server. The applications running in a vPar run independently of applications and activity running in other vPars. All applications in a vPar require startup scripts to be run as they would on any system (please see the non-vPar-specific section of this chapter if you need information on how HP-UX startup and shutdown operates.)
In the vPar used in this example we have a variety of applications running, including Broadvision. Let's take a look at /etc/rc.config.d, where the configuration variable scripts are located, to see what bv files (those that relate to Broadvision) exist:
# ll | grep bv -rwxr-xr-x 1 root sys 9 Sep 26 09:31 bv # cat bv BV_CTL=1 #
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