Start Init.d Custom Service Last

I just installed openSuse 10.3, and as I've done with previous releases did the following:
- Created a custom service at '/etc/init.d/Myservice' for runlevels 3 & 5.
- Turned it on with 'chkconfig Myservice on'
- And to make sure is the last service to start, renamed the default symlink like this 'mv /etc/init.d/rc5.d/S21Myservice /etc/init.d/rc5.d/S90Myservice' and repeated the same for 'rc3.d'

So, this work for me with previous releases but with 10.3 is not working, every time the machine is restarted the original '.../S21Myservice is created and S90Myservice disappear, thus my script is not running properly 'cause it needs to start after SuSEfirewall_setup, and SuSEfirewall_setup is always the last to start.

Any help would be appreciate it.

Thks!

I just installed openSuse 10.3, and as I've done with previous releases did the following:
- Created a custom service at '/etc/init.d/Myservice' for runlevels 3 & 5.
- Turned it on with 'chkconfig Myservice on'
- And to make sure is the last service to start, renamed the default symlink like this 'mv /etc/init.d/rc5.d/S21Myservice /etc/init.d/rc5.d/S90Myservice' and repeated the same for 'rc3.d'

So, this work for me with previous releases but with 10.3 is not working, every time the machine is restarted the original '.../S21Myservice is created and S90Myservice disappear, thus my script is not running properly 'cause it needs to start after SuSEfirewall_setup, and SuSEfirewall_setup is always the last to start.

Any help would be appreciate it.

Thks!
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Readme :-)
what you need is to set Required-Start: to SuSEfirewall

Readme :-)
what you need is to set Required-Start: to SuSEfirewall
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I found a way around but this will be much better, Thanks!