[Zope] Re: Zope 2.7 startup in RedHat

J Cameron Cooper jccooper at jcameroncooper.com
Tue Dec 23 19:12:26 EST 2003


Anand Shah wrote:

>  I tried this by the following command
>
>  ln -s /zopeinstance/bin/zopectl
>
>  in my /etc/init.d folder... but somehow it is not starting...
>
>  Am i missing something?
>  
>
Yes. A script must be present in a runlevel directory in order to be 
used, and it must be named properly. Your distro probably provides tools 
for managing what's present in the runlevels (in RH9 there's System 
Settings > Server Settings > Services) but you can also just do it with 
symlinks at the command line. See /etc/rc5.d

             --jcc

>Bernd Dorn wrote:
>
>>nand Shah wrote:
>>    
>>
>>>How does one create a service/startup script for Zope to start
>>>automatically upon booting a machine, particularly for Zope 2.7
>>>      
>>>
>>with 2.7 it's rather easy, place a symlink to INSTANCE_HOME/bin/zopectl
>>into your init directory
>>    
>>
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