Hi Rene: On 12/07/07, Rene Paquin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to get the openils ( ver. 1.15 with latest svn files) to start up when the server (Ubuntu) is rebooted and I have created a file called openils and placed it in the init.d directory with the following contents...
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The problem remains that root must be logged in in order for searches to be successful thru the opac. If root is not logged in then the search just continues with never any results. What step am I missing?
init scripts tend to be much more complex than that, unfortunately. It's a good idea but it will take a little more work to get a working init script together that acts in the way that other scripts do. Note that most modern init systems include the idea of dependencies; so: * /etc/init.d/openils could have a dependency on /etc/init.d/opensrf being up and running * /etc/init.d/opensrf could have a dependency on /etc/init.d/memcached being up and running ... and I'm pretty sure that /etc/init.d/memcached should already exist, so you shouldn't have to include it manually within a custom script. This is definitely something that needs to be created as part of the Linux packaging; it's just going to take a little more time & the focus of people experienced with the various flavours of init scripts used by different distributions. -- Dan Scott Laurentian University
