Hi Patil

Was there a script included with RC2 to set it up the SuSE way (With the
start stop variable in /etc/rc.config)? With Suse you still have the start
stop scripts in /etc/init.d/ and the variables in rc.confic is used to
specify if the server has to be started on bootup or not. But you can still
cal for example /etc/init.d/firebird start to start the server.

With those version of firebird which I have installed on Suse, the script
never worked and I had to do it by hand. It sounds like there is now a
usable script in RC2.

Regards,

Herbert



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Dear Friends,

I have a Suse Linux 7.3 Server and earlier Firebird SS rpm. While
Installing that i used a
installation script to have Manual Start/Stop and Auto Start Scripts
copying.

I removed all the scripts and Tried to Install Latest Linux Build

FirebirdSS-1.0.0.681-0.RC2.i386.rpm using the Package Manager.

It succeeded and i rebooted the Server. Surprisingly i found that the
Fire Bird Server is
not running. I Checked S##firebird and K##firebird scripts which were
OK. Then it
struck me that it Refers START_FIREBIRD variable so i added a Line in to
/etc/rcconfig START_FIREBIRD="yes" and rebooted. Then i Found that
Firebird server is running.

Can anybody confirms that This is a proper way of Firebird auto start in
init level 2 3 5

if Yes Then why package installation don't do it ?

One more difficulty is If at all i want to start and stop Firebird
server without rebooting machine
how can i do that ? is There any script for that for Suse Linux ?

Thanks

R. S. Patil







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