Tip: Starting Applications Manager when Linux boots
You might be wondering, how to start Applications Manager when Linux boots (akin to starting Applications Manager as service in Windows).
Well, you have to make certain modifications. Follow the steps given below:
In Linux, when the machine boots, the following file is called
</etc/rc.local>
You can add the following entry in this file to start the Applications Manager when the machine boots.
su -c "nohup sh <APPMANAGER-INSTALLEDDIRECTORY>/AppManager6/startApplicationsManager.sh & " <User in which Applicatios manager is installed>
For example,
su -c "nohup sh /advent/Aug2/AppManager6/startApplicationsManager.sh &" susan
Whenever you restart the machine, Applications Manager will also start automatically.
Also, you have to add the following as first line of startApplicationsManager.sh file
cd <APPMANAGER-INSTALLEDDIRECTORY>/AppManager6/
For eg., cd /advent/Aug2/AppManager6/
Thanks,
Susan
am use Linux Server am use commend ./startApplicationsManager.sh can't to start services plesase answer for me
Hi, Useful update from a customer on above post on How to start Applications Manager when Linux boots (like starting Applications Manager as service in Windows) ? 1.)If you run the script from rc.local it puts the nohup.out file there (file is created where the script is run), so instead I created a file in …/ManageEngine/AppManager10/ called prestart.sh #!/bin/sh cd /home/criticalstart/ManageEngine/AppManager10/ su -c "nohup sh startApplicationsManager.sh &" root 2.)I then called this file in rc.local Su –c “sh /home/criticalstart/ManageEngine/AppManager10/prestart.sh” root This works fine, and puts the nohup.out file where it belongs. 3.)Also make sure you place the below lines in startApplicationsManager.sh script before the line "if [ $# -eq 1 ]" to ensure safe start-up. ./shutdownApplicationsManager.sh -force sleep 30 echo "Shutdown Successfully done" mv logs old_logs_`date +%y%m%d_%T` Thanks & Regards, Paul Jacob