Set up Derby to run the Linux self-booting service __linux

Original link: Set up Derby to run as Linux self-booting service mode

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1. First create the Service/linux directory in the Derby package

2. Put the following file into it

Derbyservice, used to define Derby's home directory, monitor the machine IP and port

#!/bin/sh

derby_home=/home/kongxx/temp/db-derby-10.10.1.1-bin
derby_host=0.0.0.0
DERBY_PORT=1527 Case

"' in
start '
	$DERBY _home/bin/startnetworkserver-h $DERBY _host-p $DERBY _port &
	Break
;;
Stop)
	$DERBY _home/bin/stopnetworkserver-p $DERBY _port
	break
;;
Status)
	$DERBY _home/bin/networkservercontrol ping-p $DERBY _port >/dev/null 2>&1
	if ["$?" = "0"]; t Hen
		echo "The Derby service is running."
	Else
		echo "Cannot find Derby service."
	Fi
	break
;;
*)
	echo "Usage:/etc/init.d/derbyservice {start|stop|status}"
;;
Esac

create_rc.sh to create Linux RC scripts

#!/bin/sh

service_dir= ' dirname $
service_path= ' CD $SERVICE _dir; pwd '

cp $SERVICE _path/derbyservice/ etc/init.d/

remove_rc.sh to delete Linux RC scripts

#!/bin/sh

rm-f/etc/init.d/derbyservice

3. Test
Run create_rc.sh Create service
Running the remove_rc.sh removal service
Run "/etc/init.d/derbyservice {start|stop|status}" to start/stop/view status.