Hi all,
I'm running a no frills version of OS X Server 10.3.X on a G3 tower at home. Every time it reboots, everything starts up except the web server. Is there a way to make sure this service starts on reboot? thanks!
rob
I'm running a no frills version of OS X Server 10.3.X on a G3 tower at home. Every time it reboots, everything starts up except the web server. Is there a way to make sure this service starts on reboot? thanks!
rob
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Re: Web Server on Startup?
Wed, February 16, 2005 - 1:42 PMthe easiest way is to use Server Admin. If you have it turned on, and it still doesn't do it, you can edit /etc/hostconfig. Below see an example of my hostconfig file on my workstation at work (not the server). Hope this helps.
BTW, how often do you reboot your server?
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# /etc/hostconfig
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# This file is maintained by the system control panels
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# Network configuration
HOSTNAME=-AUTOMATIC-
ROUTER=-AUTOMATIC-
# Services
AFPSERVER=-YES-
AUTHSERVER=-NO-
AUTOMOUNT=-YES-
CUPS=-YES-
IPFORWARDING=-NO-
IPV6=-YES-
MAILSERVER=-AUTOMATIC-
NETINFOSERVER=-AUTOMATIC-
NFSLOCKS=-AUTOMATIC-
NISDOMAIN=-NO-
RPCSERVER=-AUTOMATIC-
TIMESYNC=-NO-
QTSSERVER=-NO-
WEBSERVER=-NO-
SMBSERVER=-NO-
DNSSERVER=-NO-
COREDUMPS=-NO-
VPNSERVER=-NO-
ARDAGENT=-YES-
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Re: Web Server on Startup?
Mon, February 21, 2005 - 8:15 AMThanks, I'll try the hostconfig thing. I don't really ever TRY to reboot my server. I've just had it happen a couple times lately, due to power outages.
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Re: Web Server on Startup?
Mon, February 21, 2005 - 8:57 AMhehe... I know that. A UPS will clear that right up :)
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