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This is a small part of what the MIRC-Zn installation on Linux script will do automatically for you | This is a small part of what the [[Install MIRC Zn on Ubuntu Linux MIRC-Zn installation on Linux script]] will do automatically for you | ||
=== Using an UpStart Script === | === Using an UpStart Script === | ||
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You can modify it to suit a different locations. | You can modify it to suit a different locations. | ||
Cut and paste the below | Cut and paste the below code | ||
description "MIRC Zn (CTP plugin not Tomcat)" | description "MIRC Zn (CTP plugin not Tomcat)" | ||
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java -jar ./CTP-runner.jar | java -jar ./CTP-runner.jar | ||
end script | end script | ||
into a file named | |||
/etc/init/MIRC-Zn.conf | |||
Start the service by typing | |||
start MIRC-Zn | |||
This will also start automatically when the machine boots | |||
<div align="right">''Any questions or comments please email me at timothy.john.phillips@gmail.com - Tim Phillips.''</div> | <div align="right">''Any questions or comments please email me at timothy.john.phillips@gmail.com - Tim Phillips.''</div> | ||
Revision as of 02:58, 10 September 2011
This is a small part of what the Install MIRC Zn on Ubuntu Linux MIRC-Zn installation on Linux script will do automatically for you
Using an UpStart Script
Ubuntu and many other Linux distros use UpStart to run services. The below example assumes CTP is installed at
/usr/share/CTP/
You can modify it to suit a different locations.
Cut and paste the below code
description "MIRC Zn (CTP plugin not Tomcat)" author "Tim Phillips <timothy.john.phillips@gmail.com>" start on (local-filesystems and net-device-up IFACE!=lo) stop on stopping network-services respawn expect fork script cd /usr/share/CTP/ java -jar ./CTP-runner.jar end script
into a file named
/etc/init/MIRC-Zn.conf
Start the service by typing
start MIRC-Zn
This will also start automatically when the machine boots
Any questions or comments please email me at timothy.john.phillips@gmail.com - Tim Phillips.