My unxi is rusty but exec should not kill the process when the shell exits.

Stef

On 20 juin 06, at 16:42, cdrick wrote:

Hi all :)

do you know how to make an init.d script to start squeak each time a linux server starts... It's for seaside. For now I use a command line squeak -nodisplay myImage.image but when I close the shell, squeak stops too

Thanks for all :)

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Le Tuesday 20 June 2006 16:42, cdrick a écrit :

Hi all :)

do you know how to make an init.d script to start squeak each time a linux server starts... It's for seaside. For now I use a command line squeak -nodisplay myImage.image but when I close the shell, squeak stops too

maybe you can reuse init.d script from squeak swiki. have a look at: http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/swiki/72

alain

Thanks for all :)

Cédrick

Cedrik,

FWIW, the attached /etc/init.d/squeak_http is what I use to run seaside-based applications on Linux startup. It was mostly borrowed from SuSE and should be LSB 1.2 compliant, but not completely sure. Also, the main script actually calls another one (squeak_http_service, also attached), I think the reason was I wanted a script that can be edited by regular user, not sure why - you can probably just move the corresponding start/stop sections from squeak_http_service to squeak_http.

To enable it as startup service, run

chkconfig --add squeak_http

Milan

On 2006 June 20 10:42, cdrick wrote:

Hi all :)

do you know how to make an init.d script to start squeak each time a linux server starts... It's for seaside. For now I use a command line squeak -nodisplay myImage.image but when I close the shell, squeak stops too

Thanks for all :)

Cédrick