RE: Solaris 10 smf - solution

[david.moss]

> # Thanks to Eric MacAdie for the basis of this script:
> You are welcome. I will incorporate this into my site.

> It looks like setting up a service in Solaris is more involved than
Ubuntu.

Hi Eric, the advantage is once its set up you can use Solaris SMF to manage
it.

The command svcadm, with enable or disable, will start or stop the service
from the command line, as well as take it in and out of the boot sequence.
If enabled its essentially self healing. Any failure among the dependencies
will cascade through and restart James.

It was a bit of a learning curve for a UNIX neophyte like me but I can
appreciate the advantage: I can now forget about it and leave it doing its
thing in the background.

Thanks again for the script.

DM


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