Maybe this can be fixed in the Linux installation package for the real V1
of FB?

The only additional thing which needs to be done on SuSE installation is to
add the Start_Firebird=??? to the /etc/rc.config file. Is this right Patil?

Regards,

Herbert



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Hi Herbert

>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.
>

Well ....... The Auto start and Auto Stop scripts are installed
automatically. The only thing i did was
i added Start_Firebird="yes" in rc.config and rebooted the server and
the Firebird server started
automatically at levels 2,3, 5.

>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.
>

Yes It seems except addition of start variable in rc.config

Regards,

R. S. Patil





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