Howard J. Rogers wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Aug 2003 17:39:11 -0700, Ana C. Dent wrote:
>
>
>>>It's a good link, that's for sure. But no, it's not what I was after
>>>(which I'm beginning to think was a figment of my imagination anyway).
>>>The command line stuff is easy(ish). It's wrapping it into a shell
>>>script that can execute at boot time that's a bit trickier, and for
>>>which I thought Oracle had provided a sample script. Right now, for
>>>example, I have root starting the Enterprise Manager web site courtesy
>>>of rc.local... except that's not right, and you can tell it's not right
>>>because a billion and one java exceptions get thrown when you try to use
>>>the EM web site to start the ohs. So throw in a su -oracle -c emctl
>>>start, and all will be well?? Uh huh... the boot sequence now pauses
>>>waiting for an interactive command.
>>>
>>>I thought I'd seen how to do it somewhere without all this kerfuffle.
>>>
>>>But thanks anyway
>>>Regards
>>>HJR
>>>
>>
>>I've done it with a basic script.
>>The only "gotcha" is that sleeps are needed
>>because some utilities return control to the
>>script BEFORE they are really available to
>>service requests.
>>
>>The result is NO errors and yet non-functioning s/w.
>
>
> Which is *exactly* where I at right now. Any chance of sharing your
> scripting wizardry?
>
> Cheers
> HJR
>
>
I can't answer now, 'cuz I'm at home the scripts are "secure" at the
office. I hope you read your yahoo email account.
Received on Wed Aug 13 2003 - 18:31:41 CDT
