unix startup script for Code Collaborator server
Customers sometimes ask:
>Is there a unix startup script for Code Collaborator? Can we just make a symlink to $COLLAB/cccollab-server in /etc/init.d?
The answer is:
The symlink idea is good, but won't work because of the way our installer tries to find the rest of the software that's been installed.
Instead, put a script in /etc/init.d/ similar to this:
#!/bin/bash
COLLAB=/opt/ccollab_server
(cd $COLLAB ; ./ccollab-server "$@" )
Which will do about the same thing, but will also permit our installer to find itself correctly.
>Is there a unix startup script for Code Collaborator? Can we just make a symlink to $COLLAB/cccollab-server in /etc/init.d?
The answer is:
The symlink idea is good, but won't work because of the way our installer tries to find the rest of the software that's been installed.
Instead, put a script in /etc/init.d/ similar to this:
#!/bin/bash
COLLAB=/opt/ccollab_server
(cd $COLLAB ; ./ccollab-server "$@" )
Which will do about the same thing, but will also permit our installer to find itself correctly.
