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Starting Lammp automaticly
Posted:
12. January 2003 14:49
by Repute
How do i let redhat start lammp at startup?
Posted:
12. January 2003 15:07
by Oswald
Dear Repute.
Ok. Let's try a step by step way...
Step 1: Find out what runlevel your system normaly uses. You can do this by typing egrep :initdefault /etc/inittab. You should now see something like:
id:3:initdefault:
In this case 3 is your runlevel. Another common runlevel is - by the way - 5.
Step 2: Go into the directory which configures your runlevel. If your runlevel is 3 than you shoud do: cd /etc/rc.d/rc3.d
Step 3: Set up two symbolic link to the LAMPP start script:
ln -s /opt/lampp/lampp S69lampp
ln -s /opt/lampp/lampp K01lampp
That's all. As far as I know it should work this way on Red Hat.
Greetings,
Oswald
Posted:
12. March 2003 00:24
by Guest
Danke Kai
Diese erkärung hatt auch mir geholfen
MFG
Pc-Dummy
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a 13 year old Newbie
Posted:
12. March 2003 13:44
by Morpheus
Hi
Könnte man dies nicht irgendwie in die Dokumentation einbauen?
mfg
Morph
Posted:
12. March 2003 16:24
by Oswald
Ähh.. ja, warum eigentlich nicht... mach ich gleich mal.. danke für den Tip!