[Sunhelp] Startup Help

[Jarrett Carver]

You need to create a script and place it in your /etc/rc2.d or rc3.d 
directory. In these directories you will see scripts named SXXname, where XX 
is the sequence number followed by the name of the script (e.g S91apache). I 
beleive the newer apache distributions come with a sample script that can be 
copied to these directories, otherwise look at the other scripts to get an 
idea of how to write it.

FYI: These are called the run control scripts. Each time you move to a 
different run level the scripts in the corresponding run control directory 
that start with S are executed with a start.

See man init.d for more information.




----Original Message Follows----
From: Lesley Dennis <les_dennis at usa.net>
Reply-To: sunhelp at sunhelp.org
To: sunhelp at sunhelp.org
Subject: [Sunhelp] Startup Help
Date: 31 May 00 10:01:13 MDT

Where abouts should I be looking if I want to start the Apache Webserver
automatically every time the server reboots?

Thanks,

Les.

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Jarrett Carver           http://www.geocities.com/solarboyz1
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