Re: starting a java server at boot time

2000-02-04 Thread Nathan Meyers
On Fri, Feb 04, 2000 at 08:11:25PM +, Todd Papaioannou wrote: > > >If the boot up process stalls, it could be caused by > >an unresolved hostname, or something else the server is trying > >to find out at startup. > > Does the server start from the command line? If so, find out > what servic

Re: starting a java server at boot time

2000-02-04 Thread Paul Mclachlan
At 8:58 02 Feb 2000 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Brett, > If the boot up process stalls, it could be caused by > an unresolved hostname, or something else the server is trying > to find out at startup. > > You could start the server in the background, by adding a > '&' after the command

Re: starting a java server at boot time

2000-02-04 Thread Todd Papaioannou
>If the boot up process stalls, it could be caused by >an unresolved hostname, or something else the server is trying >to find out at startup. Does the server start from the command line? If so, find out what services it requires to boot. You might be starting it too early in the init process.

Re: starting a java server at boot time

2000-02-04 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brett, If the boot up process stalls, it could be caused by an unresolved hostname, or something else the server is trying to find out at startup. You could start the server in the background, by adding a '&' after the command in the rc. file. Troy > > can someone tell me how to start a jav

starting a java server at boot time

2000-02-04 Thread Brett Hamlin
can someone tell me how to start a java server at boot time. i put it in rc.local and the server just freezes when it gets to that line. thanks, brett -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscrib