Hi,

I'm trying James again after a two year gap.  I previously ran James on a 
Windows server but am now using it it on a Redhat FC2 system.

I've followed the Wiki page (http://wiki.apache.org/james/RunAsService) as 
closely as I can to get James running as a service but it just won't 
automatically start at boot time.  If I manually run a command like 
'/etc/init.d/james start' it is fine.

I've tried looking at various log files but I can't see any major problems.  

I'm open to suggestions as I obviously don't want our email service to 
disappear any time the server is rebooted.

I have seen one or two people suggest using the jsvc application used by 
Tomcat.  I think this is a splendid idea as I too would like to run it as 
something other than root.  I had a quick look into this when I was setting the 
system up and came away with the impression that the Daemon loader object has 
to support an 'init' method instead of a 'Main' method for this to work.  If 
anyone has successfully managed this... let me know!

Thanks,
David Legg.

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