If you use apt-get to install apache, the beautiful
packaging scripts will take care of starting it up for
u since 99% of users will want that. You can also
configure ur port and other things.
If however for some reason u want a bleeding edge of
apache and u have compiled it urself, u can always
use the update-rc.d script after creating a chota
shell script called apache.sh or something and putting
it under /etc/init.d
I am attaching my apache script for ur reference.
HTH,
Girish
--- Arun Velusamy <arunvelusamy@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
I am using Debian sarge 3.1. I want some of my
programs ( say for
eg., i have apache installed using tar.gz in port
2000 ) to start at
booting. How could i acheive it?
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Arun Velusamy.
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