[Zope] startup script for red hat linux?

Ed Leafe ed@leafe.com
Mon, 12 Aug 2002 18:45:14 -0400


On Monday, August 12, 2002, at 06:10  PM, Mark McEahern wrote:

>> 	I just added this line to /etc/rc.d/rc.local:
>>
>> 	/usr/local/ZopeBase/start
>>
>> Just be sure to turn off the -D option in the default start script, or
>> you'll hang the system as it waits for you to quit Zope.
>
> Ed, thanks for that tip.  Is this documented anywhere (the fact that 
> when
> you want to setup Zope as a service on Red Hat, you need to change the
> default start script)?  Why is -D hard-coded into start like that 
> anyhow?

	I don't know if it's documented anywhere. I found out the hard 
way ;-) by adding the line without changing the start script. I had to 
ssh into the server to kill the Zope process before it could finish 
booting. Once I removed the -D argument it worked fine.

> I'm tempted--despite how relatively clueless I am--to write yet another
> HOWTO describing my experiences getting Zope working with Apache.  I 
> suppose
> it'd be more effective to try to contribute to some canonical reference,
> though.  Er, I mean, find, read, and grok it first, of course.  Is there
> such a thing?

	I, for one, would have appreciated such a document. I'm a relative 
newbie, too, and have only gotten things working after extensive 
trial-and-error, using lots and lots of Google searches to find the info 
I needed.

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