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‎Oct 21, 2013
02:43 PM
Register Service for LINUX Environment using installAnywhere?
Hi,
Can we register Service/Process for LINUX using InstallAnywhere .
I can able to do to register windows service using Addaction of "Register Window Service"
Are there any way to Register Service/Process the same way that we do for Windows?
Any ideas thoughts?
Regards,
MK
Can we register Service/Process for LINUX using InstallAnywhere .
I can able to do to register windows service using Addaction of "Register Window Service"
Are there any way to Register Service/Process the same way that we do for Windows?
Any ideas thoughts?
Regards,
MK
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‎Oct 23, 2013
04:33 AM
Mohasin wrote:
Hi,
Can we register Service/Process for LINUX using InstallAnywhere .
I can able to do to register windows service using Addaction of "Register Window Service"
Are there any way to Register Service/Process the same way that we do for Windows?
Any ideas thoughts?
Regards,
MK
you can create a softlink of youe shell file in the /etc/init.d .
e.g ln -s /opt/yourfile.sh /etc/init.d/yourfile
Now you can start and stop your service from anywhere by simply executing "service start yourfile" or "service stop yourfile"
You need to have start and stop as the parameters supported by your shell script
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‎Oct 23, 2013
01:16 PM
anilsharma wrote:
you can create a softlink of youe shell file in the /etc/init.d .
e.g ln -s /opt/yourfile.sh /etc/init.d/yourfile
Now you can start and stop your service from anywhere by simply executing "service start yourfile" or "service stop yourfile"
You need to have start and stop as the parameters supported by your shell script
Thank you very much Anil .Helps me.
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