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Chuck

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Hi,

I've got a RH 7.something linux box that i've just installed apache 2 on, and an updated version of SSH. Both are in new locations compaired to the old versions.

Can anyone point me in the direction of a guide which explains how you can get these to run at start up? Do you simply make a new /etc/init.d/ file for them? I was kind of hopeing there was a utility that made them for you or something? If not thats fine, but I didn't want to do that if there was a 'better' way of doing it.

Thanks.
 
probably the easiest way from you in redhat is to run setup at the command line... if memory serves its in /sbin . It has a list of all startup daemons and let you check or uncheck them.
 
did you compile from source, or install via rpm?

If you used an rpm, most of the work is done for you, and you can just do something like

"/sbin/chkconfig --level 2345 apache"

If not, you'll probably just have to run whatever executable apache2 starts with by adding a line in /etc/rc.local

bart
 
Source. Ok Thanks.. I was just wondering if there was a more automated way of doing it.
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When you compile from source you forgo a lot of the automations present in distributions.
 
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