Re: Starting Derby at boot time on linux
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Johan Wasserman wrote: > > How do I start Derby at boot time on linux? I used the startup script > > provided (startNetworkServer.ksh) and linked it to S99derby in rc5.d but > > get the message "Could not listen on port 1527 on host start"... > > > > Kind regards... > > I don't know of course, but it could be that you already have a process > occupying that port. Try running the command below: > > netstat --tcp -l -p --numeric-ports | grep 1527 > Hmmm, ok. I have nothing running on that port. I have been particularly carefull of that using a clean minimal install of Suse 9.1 and making sure that no other databases is installed. Before implementing the Derby startup scripts I also did a reboot and checked the all the ports used by the machine (netstat -anp) to make sure nothing would interfere. I will investigate further and post back when I find the problem/solution. Meantime, if anyone has been able to do this please let me know their method. Kind regards.
Re: Starting Derby at boot time on linux
Johan Wasserman wrote: How do I start Derby at boot time on linux? I used the startup script provided (startNetworkServer.ksh) and linked it to S99derby in rc5.d but get the message "Could not listen on port 1527 on host start"... Kind regards... I don't know of course, but it could be that you already have a process occupying that port. Try running the command below: netstat --tcp -l -p --numeric-ports | grep 1527 -- Oyvind Bakksjo Sun Microsystems, Database Technology Group Trondheim, Norway http://weblogs.java.net/blog/bakksjo/
Starting Derby at boot time on linux
How do I start Derby at boot time on linux? I used the startup script provided (startNetworkServer.ksh) and linked it to S99derby in rc5.d but get the message "Could not listen on port 1527 on host start"... Kind regards... _ Find documents, e-mail & more on your PC - Windows Desktop Search - FREE download! http://toolbar.msn.co.za?DI=1054&XAPID=2083
