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by **zibi** » Thu, 29 May 2003 04:03:46

Quote:> Furthermore, I want the mysqld and the apache automatically to be started
on
> system boot, but I'm not sure how, as there are no runlevels on a bsd
> systems:-)
> Please tell me where to make which entry...
> Many thanks in advance!
> Christopher

Allmost all configuration is located in /etc/rc.conf

Apache starts if you change NO to "" or "-u" by httpd_flags in /etc/rc.conf

man httpd says:
"Normally this service can be enabled for startup on OpenBSD by editing
/etc/rc.conf. The -u option is of particular importance."

Mysql starts if you put line in /etc/rc.local like that
# /usr/local/share/mysql/mysql.server start

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by **Marcin Dobruck** » Thu, 29 May 2003 23:14:48

> E.g., I'm trying to get the php_mysql module loaded, and put it in the
> php.ini - without any effort, php still does not know the functions like
> mysql_pconnect:-(

Chances are you didn't actually install the php-mysql extensions? Go
to /usr/ports/packages/<your architecture>/All and install php-mysql...
using pkg_add

Quote:> Furthermore, I want the mysqld and the apache automatically to be started on
> system boot, but I'm not sure how, as there are no runlevels on a bsd
> systems:-)

apache is configured through rc.conf script and you can see how to
add mysql by examples in rc.local. Both are in /etc

/Marcin

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