Re: shell startup script

[Allan Carvalho <allanc2@gmail.com>]

Put your script on the /etc/init.d directory, so, run the update-rc.d
with the name of your script, this command will put the script at the
startup of the system.

Hugs,
Allan Carvalho

2010/4/12 Leonardo Carneiro - Veltrac <lscarneiro@veltrac.com.br>:
> Hi, i did it a small shell script to start one service at boot:
>
>   #!/bin/bash
>
>   case "$1" in
>       start)
>           echo "Starting Redmine"
>           /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.3 start
>           ruby /opt/redmine/script/server -e production &
>           echo $! > /tmp/redmine.pid
>       ;;
>       stop)
>           echo "Shutting down Redmine."
>           kill -9 `cat /tmp/redmine.pid`
>           rm /tmp/redmine.pid
>       ;;
>       restart)
>           $0 stop
>           $0 start
>       ;;
>       *)
>           echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop|restart}"
>           exit 1
>   esac
>   exit 0
>
>
> If i run the command to start the service and close my session, the program
> stops. How can i make the program ( ruby /opt/redmine/script/server -e
> production & ) to run even after i close my session? Tks in advance.
>
> --
> Leonardo Carneiro
>
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