Re: where to put apache in startup order

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Thanks for the great suggestions.
This 'chkconfig' is a nice feature. I see that it makes the symbolic link
very nicely. It uses S85. Okay. Fair enough.

I still wonder why making the link manually doesn't work.

I'm getting old!

Thanks again.

HEnry


> Under FC1, my apache daemons are not starting up at boot
time.
> Originally, my link to the startup script was numbered
> /etc/rc2.d/S90apache.
> I tried as low as S78apache.
>
> With either of these numbers, the daemon won't start on its own.
>
> It starts just fine manually at a later time with a;
>
> 		' /etc/rc2.d/S78apache start'
>
> I wonder why it's not starting. On my other systems, including solaris,
> the S78 spot seems just fine.
>
> Details:
> 	On this system, the level 2 startup scripts are:
>
> S00microcode_ctl
> S08iptables
> S09isdn			(hmm, I don't need this!)
> S10network
> S12syslog
> S20random
> S26apmd
> S40smartd
> S55cups
> S55sshd
> S78apache
> S85gpm
> S90crond
> S90xfs
> S90anacron
> S99local
> ---------------
>
> Thanks,
> Henry
>
>



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