So.. almost a year passed. Maybe anyone did come up with a way of launching OM2 on FreeBSD startup?
Thanks in advance, Linas On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 2:35 PM, Linas Redeckis <linre...@gmail.com> wrote: > Did that before - nothing happens. Tho, it is hard to tell what happens > then, because i can't find log files about system trying to execute this. > Any other way? > As noob, i tried this thing: i created start_red5.sh file in > /usr/local/etc/rc.d directory, and wrote lines "cd /usr/local/www/red5" and > "touch file". This way i hope to find file "file" in directory, proving the > startup script works. And it does. But adding line "bash red5.sh" doesnt > seem to work at all.. also did "sh red5.sh" with same result. > > I dont think its true that noone uses FreeBSD and Openmeetings. But > there's so little information about it on the net. Strange. > > > On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 12:14, Mahmut TEKER <teker.mah...@gmail.com>wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I think, you should write your script that before it enters to the >> related folder where red5.sh resides and then try to start the red5.sh. >> >> Sometimes it can failure trying to startup red5.sh from a remote >> folder. You can use "cd" command before "sh" command I think. >> >> Regards, >> >> >> _Mahmut >> >> 23.01.2012 12:03, Linas Redeckis yazmış: >> >> Hi, >>> I think i need to start red5.sh after system restart. Anyone did this? >>> Should be pretty simple, but i'm too fresh at unix systems, so have no >>> luck doing this. >>> I made Ooo start on startup by simply creating ooo.sh file in >>> /usr/local/etc/rc.d and put the Ooo start line in this file. Now Ooo starts >>> as process after system restart. >>> Why this doesnt work on Openmeetings? >>> >> >> >
