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From: "jon *" <jon@@clearink.com>
To: Java Apache Users <java-apache-users@@list.working-dogs.com>
Subject: Re: how apache server can be started automaticaly.
Date: Sat, Jul 24, 1999, 1:28 PM


> can any one tell how apache service can be started automatically at system
> bootup.I am using apache1.3.3. on Intel solaris7.

put this script in /etc/rc2.d and name it S98httpd (don't forget to change
the path to the location of your apachectl script.

#!/bin/sh

APACHE_PATH=/usr/local/apache/bin

case $1 in
'start')
        if [ -f ${APACHE_PATH}/apachectl ]; then
                ${APACHE_PATH}/apachectl startssl
        fi
        ;;
'stop')
        if [ -f ${APACHE_PATH}/apachectl ]; then
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        fi
        ;;
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