James Stewart wrote:
>
> This is mSQL, rather than MySQL. I can't find any scripts that seem
> appropriate.
>
You could read through one of the scripts in the init.d dir and build
your own. I'm sure one has made at some time. Look for a msql src.rpm in
the contrib directory of one of the redhat mirrors. If you can dig one,
it should be super easy changing the script to work for you setup.
>
> Are all scripts placed in /etc/rc.d/init.d automatically run on start-up?
>
No the script it self stays in this dir. It is linked into the run level
dirs as needed. If you were to link rc.d/init.d/msql to rc3.d it would
start the service when booted into run level 3 (the default command line
boot config). ntsysv is a curses based util that does this for you, it
also gives it it's boot order.