> > > The one in the distribution is called "fuseki-server" (I hope) whereas the > development helper script "fuseki" can be renamed without inconveniencing > users. > > Regardless of that, I suggest putting it in "init.d/fuseki" or > "./etc/init.d/fuseki" to make it clear as to use with init. It needs to > take some arguments (config file, location of the code) - so maybe it's > going to be more of an example/template. Giuseppe's has the info built-in > which I suspect is going to be necessary but I'm not thinking clearly. > > I guess we might omit those info by ensuring the path variables are set by a future installer. Actually, that's what I'm doing for my distribution of the data portal I'm dealing with.
G > Andy > > > >> -Stephen >> >> On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 3:54 AM, Giuseppe Sollazzo<[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> Hi guys, >>> as I could not find an init.d script for fuseki, I've written one myself: >>> https://github.com/SGUL/data.**sgul.ac.uk/blob/master/** >>> resources/fuseki/etc/init.d/**fuseki<https://github.com/SGUL/data.sgul.ac.uk/blob/master/resources/fuseki/etc/init.d/fuseki> >>> >>> This is just a quick and silly hack, and something more specialised (e.g. >>> "daemon") is probably need, but hadn't had time to work on it yet. >>> >>> I hope this can be of use, and let me know if anyone develops something >>> better. >>> >>> All the best, >>> G >>> >>> -- >>> Giuseppe Sollazzo >>> - http://www.puntofisso.net >>> - http://twitter.com/puntofisso >>> >>> My newsletter is available at: >>> http://tinyletter.com/**puntofisso<http://tinyletter.com/puntofisso> >>> >>> "Gorau chwarae, cyd chwarae'" >>> >> > -- Giuseppe Sollazzo - http://www.puntofisso.net - http://twitter.com/puntofisso My newsletter is available at: http://tinyletter.com/puntofisso "Gorau chwarae, cyd chwarae'"
