On Nov 21, 2009, at 2:17 AM, Ralf Höling wrote:
Hi,
i just setup a DCS on a Leopard Client System in my user-folder and
it works fine. The only problem is that I have to start the server
by hand; the launch-agent doesn't work and the run-script doesn't
look like described in
<http://tobyrush.blogspot.com/2007/11/dummies-guide-to-darwin-calendar-server.html
>
so I'm not able to make the changes, described there. On Konsole I
get the following error-message:
21.11.09 11:05:27 org.apple.calendar[184] /Users/ralf/Kalender/
CalendarServer/run: line 38: support/build.sh: No such file or
directory
21.11.09 11:05:27 com.apple.launchd[159] (org.apple.calendar[184])
Exited with exit code: 1
Is there any possibility for creating a working LaunchAgent or
startup-item?
You can start correctly from the command line with no trouble? Have
you made a launchd item before? About the only thing you need to be
careful about is >> redirection and pipes and such:
appame >> some_log_file.txt
appname | grep foo >> some_log_file.txt
Both those are problematic and will need special care.
Otherwise, you jsut take your command that works in the shell, and set
it in a plist, set your start schedile etc. Look to Lingon to make it
dead easy to make on your own.
I would do something like
cd /path/to/DCS; ./run -d
That is the command, there will be about 10 more lines to control a
few other things, but Lingon can put them all in for you.
Or, as I most often do, use an existing plist as a template, make a
copy, and load it in.
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