I'm running Red5 on Solaris.
Here's my general SysV init script in bash.
* accepts start, stop, restart
* stores and recovers the pid (I don't believe in grepping the process table
for red5 - what if I'm editing a file with "red5" in the path?)
* runs as a specified user
You'll want to adjust the variables at the top (for your JAVA_HOME, or
RED5_USER for instance)
Comments, patches and jeers welcome.
cheers,
ben
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Benjamin H Kram
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#!/bin/bash
# start/stop script for Red5
# Ben H Kram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/jre
RED5_HOME=/home/red5
RED5_USER=red5
RED5_PIDFILE=/var/run/red5.pid
RED5_LOG=/var/log/red5.log
export JAVA_HOME RED5_HOME RED5_USER RED5_LOG
start() {
echo "Starting Red5"
if [ -f $RED5_PIDFILE ] ; then
RED5_PID=`cat $RED5_PIDFILE`
echo "Looks like Red5 is already running on pid ${RED5_PID}. If
this is in error, please delete ${RED5_PIDFILE}"
exit 1
fi
touch $RED5_LOG
chown $RED5_USER $RED5_LOG
RED5_PID=`/usr/bin/su $RED5_USER -c '(cd ${RED5_HOME};exec
${RED5_HOME}/red5.sh >> ${RED5_LOG} & echo $!)'`
echo $RED5_PID > $RED5_PIDFILE
}
stop() {
if [ -f $RED5_PIDFILE ] ; then
echo "Stopping Red5"
echo "Stopping Red5" >> $RED5_LOG
kill `cat ${RED5_PIDFILE}`
/bin/rm -f $RED5_PIDFILE
fi
}
case "$1" in
start)
start
;;
stop)
stop
;;
restart)
stop
sleep 3
start
;;
*)
echo "Usage /etc/init.d/red5 { start | restart | stop }"
;;
esac
exit 0
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