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You should always use full paths, add the line into /etc/rc2.d/rc.local
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You should always use full paths, add the line into /etc/rc2.d/rc.local

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What file name and extension should I use ? Simply put the whole path and file into that file and that's all ??<br />
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Tks
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What file name and extension should I use ? Simply put the whole path and file into that file and that's all ??

Tks

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Yes.<br />
Rc.local is executed last and terminated first.<br />
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It does not include controls as a service would which you can use any of the ones in /etc/init.d as an example.
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Yes.
Rc.local is executed last and terminated first.

It does not include controls as a service would which you can use any of the ones in /etc/init.d as an example.

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&quot;It does not include controls as a service would which you can use any of the ones in /etc/init.d as an example.&quot;<br />
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What does you mean ? It is better to code it in a script similar to another one under /etc/init.d ?<br />
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Tks
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"It does not include controls as a service would which you can use any of the ones in /etc/init.d as an example."

What does you mean ? It is better to code it in a script similar to another one under /etc/init.d ?

Tks

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How to put the following services on Redhat such that it can start when it first bootup ? Tks<br />
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./mysql-proxy --proxy-address=:3306 --proxy-backend-addresses=<wbr />xxxxxx:330<wbr />6 --daemon
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How to put the following services on Redhat such that it can start when it first bootup ? Tks

./mysql-proxy --proxy-address=:3306 --proxy-backend-addresses=xxxxxx:3306 --daemon

Configure daemon on redhat

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