Francois Boucher wrote:
>
> Somebody install Mysql and apache for me, but forgot to set it auto-boot
> Each time i reboot i need to do
> # safe_mysqld --log --user=mysql &
> and
> # apachectl restart
>
> I want it auto-boot, what can i do?
> ________________________________
> François Boucher
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Francois:
This is a UNIX/Linux question, but, I see your dilemma. It's a shame you're
finding it necessary to reboot.
The following should save you for now:
cat >> /etc/rc.d/rc.local
safe_mysqld --log --user=mysql &
apachectl restart
[ctrl][d]
That should take care of it. Mind the double redirect ">>", or you may lose
something else. You might want to brush up on the *n*x init process, also.
Just a tip.
Regards,
Van
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