Hi,
I've been playing around with the latest Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, EC2 32bits
image from alestic.com,
and updating a custom image we have in house, originally based on
Ubuntu 8.04 LTS.
10.04 is a great release by the way.
I believe I'm starting to get familiar with the upstart process but
have a little question about customizing
runlevel for specific applications. My machine run on runlevel 4 by
default, not sure why it does
not use runlevel 3 (maybe because it is a virtual instance), but this
is irrelevant for my question.
I have installed mysql server on this machine, and by default as
defined by the /etc/init/mysql.conf
the mysqld will start at runlevel 2,3,4 and 5, as ordered by the line
stop on runlevel [016]
However I don't want the mysqld to start automatically but just as a
user operator asks for it. So the only
way I could find to get this behaviour was to change the above line to
stop on runlevel [0146]
Is there another way to do this in a more generic fashion? I'm unsure
the old /etc/inittab could help here.
But even if it is does, I understand this is still there for backward
compatibility. So I'd rather try to use the
next implemented solution if there.
Thanks for your help,
Abel
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Abel Ureta-Vidal
Eagle Genomics Ltd | E: [email protected]
http://www.eaglegenomics.com
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