[SOLVED] How to create auto startup script in redhat 9.2?

louis.cheung · 02-22-2024, 02:33 AM

I am quite new to linux, but I have some tasks needed to do on my work. Hopefully can seek some help here..

Situtaion: I am setting up a Domino server 12 in Redhat 9.2 platform. During the configuration, I have some difficulties on setting up auto startup script in linux. I've changed the path of data location and the service account due to customer's request.

Normally, If I want to start the domino server, the procedure will be:
1. Login as the service account: notessrv (By default is notes)
2. Go to the notesdata files: cd /opt/hcl/domino/notesdata (By default is cd /localdata/notesdata)
3. Open the server document: /opt/hcl/domino/bin/server (Same as default)

I want to run these procedure automatically during the OS startup, so I created a script by
vi /etc/init.d/domino

#Inside domino script content
su notessrv -c "cd /opt/hcl/domino/notesdata; /opt/hcl/domino/bin/server"

After all, it seems the script "domino" doesnt run automatically...

TB0ne · 02-22-2024, 07:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by louis.cheung

I am quite new to linux, but I have some tasks needed to do on my work. Hopefully can seek some help here..Situtaion: I am setting up a Domino server 12 in Redhat 9.2 platform. During the configuration, I have some difficulties on setting up auto startup script in linux. I've changed the path of data location and the service account due to customer's request.

Normally, If I want to start the domino server, the procedure will be:
1. Login as the service account: notessrv (By default is notes)
2. Go to the notesdata files: cd /opt/hcl/domino/notesdata (By default is cd /localdata/notesdata)
3. Open the server document: /opt/hcl/domino/bin/server (Same as default)

I want to run these procedure automatically during the OS startup, so I created a script by
vi /etc/init.d/domino

#Inside domino script content

Code:

su notessrv -c "cd /opt/hcl/domino/notesdata; /opt/hcl/domino/bin/server"

After all, it seems the script "domino" doesnt run automatically...

The first hit in Google for "how to run a script at startup red hat 9" is:
https://access.redhat.com/solutions/1751263

...a link to Red Hat's website customer portal for RHEL 9, with complete instructions. Since this is for your work and a customer who is paying you, they should also have the Red Hat credentials to log in.