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Recently o configured mysql and apache in my slackware64, i turned rc.mysql and rc.httpd into executable to execute at boot time as service, the problem is not working, but i can start manually after start with no problems.
I don't have any idea what is the source of problem, is there someone experienced same problem? And how fix them?
Looks strange, as if rc.mysql and rc.httpd are executable they should be started at boot time as shows the script /etc/rc.d/rc.M
I forgot to see rc.M, until you mentioned, so i went to see rc.M, and i saw mysql and httpd was commented. i will uncomment and see if it resolves the problem.
Code:
Do you see anything wrong in the logs at boot time (/var/log/messages &/var/log/syslog).
Only to be sure, please post the results of:
Those commented-out sections must have been done by you yourself. Slackware's default rc.M file does not have those services commented out.
Eric
It's possible i commented after installation (don't remember what was a reason i did that). i didn't say was commented by default, in my laptop where installation is newer i didn't have this problem, after configuration.
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