2008/10/21 Martin Albisetti <email address hidden>
> So, this looks very interesting.
> I wondering how this would affect the installation.
I'm not sure what your are asking, have you seen the changes to the install
instructions:
+To run loggerhead as a linux daemon:
+1) Copy loggerheadd to /etc/init.d
+2) Edit the file to configure where your loggerhead is installed, and which
+ serve-branches options you would like.
+3) Register the service
+ cd /etc/init.d
+ a) on upstart based systems like Ubuntu run:
+ update-rc.d loggerheadd defaults
+ b) on Sysvinit based systems like Centos or SuSE run:
+ chkconfig --add loggerheadd
>
> Would we copy it by default, but not enable it?
>
Are you talking about apt-get install? In that case I think it should enable
it by default (will need to fix config then),
which is how other services work as far as I know.
2008/10/21 Martin Albisetti <email address hidden>
> So, this looks very interesting.
> I wondering how this would affect the installation.
I'm not sure what your are asking, have you seen the changes to the install
instructions:
+To run loggerhead as a linux daemon:
+1) Copy loggerheadd to /etc/init.d
+2) Edit the file to configure where your loggerhead is installed, and which
+ serve-branches options you would like.
+3) Register the service
+ cd /etc/init.d
+ a) on upstart based systems like Ubuntu run:
+ update-rc.d loggerheadd defaults
+ b) on Sysvinit based systems like Centos or SuSE run:
+ chkconfig --add loggerheadd
>
> Would we copy it by default, but not enable it?
>
Are you talking about apt-get install? In that case I think it should enable
it by default (will need to fix config then),
which is how other services work as far as I know.
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