On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 15:56, Colin Jenkins wrote:
> Hi all,
> wondering if this is a known problem.
> installed mdk9 with named and mysql to start on boot.
> they dont. If I check in mcc under system/services, it shows them as
> set to start on boot. If I do service <...> start, they work fine
Glat that helped. No idea why its not working with
9.0. I am not running 9.0 yet.
--- Colin Jenkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello Nikunj,
>
> Wednesday, December 18, 2002, 4:29:10 PM, you wrote:
>
> NB> What is the initlevel you are booting into.
> Check in
> NB> /etc/inittab for a line beg
Hello Nikunj,
Wednesday, December 18, 2002, 4:29:10 PM, you wrote:
NB> What is the initlevel you are booting into. Check in
NB> /etc/inittab for a line beginning with "id:". The
NB> number after that is your default run level. Then
NB> check in the directory /etc/rc.d/ whether
NB> there are any l
What is the initlevel you are booting into. Check in
/etc/inittab for a line beginning with "id:". The
number after that is your default run level. Then
check in the directory /etc/rc.d/ whether
there are any links named S*named and S*mysql. If not
there, create them.
HTH
Nikunj.
--- Colin Jenkin
Hi all,
wondering if this is a known problem.
installed mdk9 with named and mysql to start on boot.
they dont. If I check in mcc under system/services, it shows them as
set to start on boot. If I do service <...> start, they work fine until next
re-boot. The same happened when I installed fires
