Cliff: Thanks for the pointer.
Now that we start/stop the service via Server Admin, I thought it
wasn't necessary to un-comment the startup item for wotaskd within /
System/Library/StartupItems/WebObjects/WebObjects (I'm assuming this
is the shell script you are referencing).
I uncommented the startup for wotaskd within this file and added
sleep 5 just before that line. I did this on our backup network and
rebooted the server several times, just to make sure the fix worked.
And, it seems to have done the trick. Unless I'm just getting lucking
this round of reboots and have edited the wrong file.
Thanks,
George
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On Nov 30, 2006, at 10:04 AM, Cliff Tuel wrote:
This has been a known issue for some time, even before this
update. From time
to time, apps simply don't start up on reboot - it's inconsistent
but most
times doesn't work on reboot. A stop/start in Sever Admin
consistently brings
everything back to normal.
Edit the wotaskd shell script and add "sleep 5" up top.
(Ob. Plug: I answered this for one of our Enterprise customers a
while ago.
Click the URL below to learn about our Enterprise support programs.)
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