Gunjan Kakani wrote:
> Now, i want to start the Jabberd when my linux server boots? How do I
> put Jabberd on Linux startup? Since, it leaves jabber.pid file when
> closing the server, I have to manually delete it as of now? Can anyone
> point me to right resource to handle this?
Benjamin Reed did a really nice job at packaging the Jabber server,
including a suitable start/stop script for RedHat. It could be readily
adapted for other distributions.
See his message to this list from 02/21/2002 ("New Jabber RPMs") or get
it from ftp://ftp.scenespot.org/rpms/redhat-7.2/ (both i386 and src).
-R
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