| Title | Starting Engine on Unix system startup |
| Date Updated | 12/08/2005 |
| Versions affected | Automize 5.x+, All other 6.x+ products |
| OS affected | Unix |
| Description | User needs to start the scheduler engine when System startsup |
| Causes | - |
| Solution | This procedure is detailed and tested for
RedHat Linux 9.0. The procedure will be similar, but may not be
exactly the same on your unix system:
1) login as root and backup the following file: 2) Edit the file rc.local and add the following lines to the end of
the file: OR: if you installed the java machine separately, use 3) Save the file. 5) IMPORTANT: Also, ensure that the command prompt is returned. The & at the end of the launch command makes sure that the Automize scheduler engine runs in the background. This makes sure that your system will not hang on startup waiting for Automize scheduler engine to return.
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| Output Log | - |
| Debug Log |