Am 2005-04-22 14:44:00, schrieb Chris Browne:
> One of my coworkers has built a really nice init script that's good at
> building the directory structure where the DBs will be stowed, hence...
>
> $ vi init_db3.sh
> [modify config]
> $ ./init_db3.sh mkdir
> [builds directory structure]
> $ ./init_db3.sh initdb
> [runs initdb for you]
> $ ./init_db3.sh start
>
> At one point, he was trying to come up with a way of releasing it to
> the community; hopefully poking Drew can lead to that coming
> available, someday...
Nice but I use under Debian/WOODY the "daemon" Directory
My /etc/init.d/tdpgsql use 'run-parts' and start all
databases in /etc/tdpgsql.d/*
So you put files like
/etc/tdpgsql.d/1michelleprivat
/etc/tdpgsql.d/2secret
/etc/tdpgsql.d/3business
/etc/tdpgsql.d/friends
/etc/tdpgsql.d/zzz
with all the configurations and 'run-parts' will start
or stop them in in order.
Please note, that the files in "/etc/tdpgsql.d/" should
be executable.
Greetings
Michelle
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