I'm on a CentOS server and for the past hours I have been trying to unsuccessfully make a script that will start a binary and keep it running if anything goes wrong with it.
This is what I have:
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#!/bin/bash
# counter daemon
# chkconfig: 345 20 80
# desc: counter daemon
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Does anyone know how I can make the script start my application?
I have a recent install of Fedora14, and wanted to have outbound email sent to a smtp server elsewhere on the local network. I found the System->Preferences->Email Settings app and created a mail account with an smtp server. Now I am able to use mailx, mutt, and sendmail -- all send email correctly to the external server.
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I've just created a new chkready script. but on trying to add it will the following command I get an error:
Code:
$ chkconfig --add languagetool
service languagetool does not support chkconfig
PS: Just learned how to write a chkconfig script.
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Code:
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I want to be able to create a service so that the bash script will run every time the server boots up.
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