Guidance with CentOS 7 startup basics
I have been charged with the responsibility of rolling out a few Centos 7 based webservers based on the bitnami wordpress stack. I have everything working well expect for the following items I am stuck on.
1. How do I make it so the apache and mySQL services run at startup? If i run this command by hand it works until the next reboot.
2. How do I open up web traffic (port 80) using firewallld.
I am familiar with doing this with CentOS 6 using iptables and init.d but this new version is very different. Any guidance is appreciated.
1. How do I make it so the apache and mySQL services run at startup? If i run this command by hand it works until the next reboot.
$ ./ctlscript.sh start
2. How do I open up web traffic (port 80) using firewallld.
I am familiar with doing this with CentOS 6 using iptables and init.d but this new version is very different. Any guidance is appreciated.
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1) as spravtek said, use "systemctl" , if you use chkconfig as gheist says, CentOS 7 tells you what commands it is using instead.
2) You can continue using iptables.
So systemctl stop firewalld / systemctl disable firewalld and then systemctl enable iptables / systemctl start iptables, before that you should put your iptables config into /etc/sysconfig/iptables
2) You can continue using iptables.
So systemctl stop firewalld / systemctl disable firewalld and then systemctl enable iptables / systemctl start iptables, before that you should put your iptables config into /etc/sysconfig/iptables
1) it prints commands both ways. There are still some services that are old type and systemctl shows chkconfig command
2) you can use system-config-network like in EL6
2) you can use system-config-network like in EL6
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Thanks for all the replies.
(Worked) chkconfig httpd on
(Did not work) chkconfig mysqld on
However they did not persist upon reboot. I am assuming since this is a lamp stack and the software isnt technically installed as a service.
I think my solution to this is to simple have the command
"./opt/wordpress/ctlscript
Launch at system startup. What is the best way to approach this with CentOS 7?
(Worked) chkconfig httpd on
(Did not work) chkconfig mysqld on
However they did not persist upon reboot. I am assuming since this is a lamp stack and the software isnt technically installed as a service.
I think my solution to this is to simple have the command
"./opt/wordpress/ctlscript
Launch at system startup. What is the best way to approach this with CentOS 7?
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Thanks for the assistance. I was able to modify the start-up script and get things rolling. All of your suggestions helped me achieve a resolution.
chkconfig httpd on
chkconfig mysqld on
2) i dont know about firewalld, probrbly it has to be edited in xml files in /etc/firewalld
you can install system-config-firewall and uninstall firewalld and work like on RHEL6 (at least I did so)