Thanx for the reply –
but since it seems that rc.local executes the starting of Jboss before bashrc
this does not help. I guess we’ll have to run bashrc from the startup
script…
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If you
use the factory .bashrc from redhat, it makes a callout to /etc/bashrc.
environment variables set in /etc/bashrc thus are available to all users. init
should pick up variables set in this file. This is fine if you only have one
jdk for all users on the machine.
I am
looking at the script in jboss-head and it runs the startup script optionally
under another username, which is highly recommended. If you create a
JbossUser, and configure that user’s .bashrc, the start up script should pick
up those variables.
regards,
fawce
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Subject: [JBoss-user] Start JBoss 3 upon
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JBoss 3 + RH Linux
7.x
We currently start Jboss upon
reboot by running the start script in rc.local. The problem is that the
JAVA_HOME which is set in .bashrc is not set before rc.local is executed
during the Linux startup. Asside from setting JAVA_HOME in the jboss start
script or setting it in rc.local, what would be the recommended method of
starting Jboss upon reboot?
Regards
