Jon Haugsand wrote:
I do not intend to be unfriendly, but shouldn't you ask the SunLinux
community questions concering SunLinux?
Anyway, why not change the /etc/init.d/mysql script such that any
messages it outputs is routed into, say, /var/log/mysql. E.g. if the
following is a fragmend of the script:
start)
<startup commands>
;;
change into:
start)
(
<startup commands>
) 2>&1 | /usr/bin/tee /var/log/mysql
;;
Will try that... and no, no offense taken. ACtually, like I said, the
differences between the two are cosmetic, and to be honest, of all the
linux servers we have, one is cobalt, the rest are all Red Hat. AND the
important issues are pretty much the same. anyway, like I said also,
this is something i saw quite a bit with Red Hat 7.2 and earlier, I just
cant remember what the actual fix was... (In fact, I had seen this
discussed here a bit a year or two ago, I just cant remember what to
look through the archives for..)
cheers
Jeff
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