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#224402 - 12/01/2004 09:41 cleaner startup?
possingk
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Registered: 04/08/2003
Posts: 25
Loc: PA
I have jrec 0.2.5, trio 0.1.4alpha5 installed on a SUSE 9.0 Professional Linux box, and I was wondering if someone could tell me how to have everything start up each time I boot. Right now I have to run jrec_jetty.sh start and trio1.sh each time I boot, not that this is a big deal I just figured that there is some shell script I can put those commands in that runs each time I boot the PC. Kind of like the profile.local file that contains all of my export directories. Either way the software is great and typing a few lines isn't a big deal, I figure eventually I will get to a point where I know linux well enough that I won't mess something up and have to reboot every day.

Thanks in advance,
Keith Possinger
four rio receivers and counting..

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#224403 - 15/01/2004 12:46 Re: cleaner startup? [Re: possingk]
shawn
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Registered: 15/11/2001
Posts: 47
Loc: Silicon Valley
Not sure specfically about Suse, but all Unices have a init.d and rc.d directories somewhere in /etc to allow services and daemons to run. Both the jrec_jetty.sh and one of the trio.sh are pretty much just droppable into that setup. Read up on chkconfig (might be Redhat specific?) and initd. Basic idea is put the script into /etc/init.d, and create symlinks in /etc/rc1.d, rc2.d, rc3.d, etc.. to coordinate startup and shutdown of daemons.

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#224404 - 15/01/2004 18:41 Re: cleaner startup? [Re: possingk]
FrankyG
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Registered: 07/02/2003
Posts: 15
try to follow this thread. Works for me on redhat.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jreceiver_user/message/2562

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#224405 - 16/01/2004 15:42 Re: cleaner startup? [Re: FrankyG]
possingk
stranger

Registered: 04/08/2003
Posts: 25
Loc: PA
Thank you both for the help, I followed the link on the jrec site and it worked great.

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