Set the boot auto-start item in Linux (add tomcat and mysql to the boot auto-start item)

 
1. cd/etc/# Switch to the etc directory. 2.cat inittab | grep init # If a segment error occurs, enter cat inittab to check the default number of rows. 3.cd rc5.d 4. touch S99hy-tomcat # create boot Automatic File 5. vi S99hy-tomcat # edit self-starting file enter insert Mode cd/usr/home/mas-tt/mysql5-install bin/mysqld_safe -- defaults-file =. /my. cnf -- user = root & sleep 60 cd/home/mas_tt/apache-tomcat-6.0.32/bin sh startup. sh & 6. after editing the relevant commands, Press esc, And then: wq indicates saving and exiting.: q! Does not save exit. 7. chmod 777 S99hy-tomcat # grant permissions to the self-starting file.
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