Re: [Devil-Linux-discuss] 1.3.4 starting mysql

[Heiko Z. <he...@zu...>]

Actually wouldn't it make sense starting vmware before the network (or  
right after), since it provides some base system functionality?


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   Heiko Zuerker
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Quoting Bruce Smith <bw...@ar...>:

>> > Does the problem occur only when it has to initialize the database?
>> > Or only after the database has been initialized?  Or both?
>>
>> Both.
>
> This problem may be related.  I'm testing this in VMware server 3i.
>
> I noticed that BIND (named) is also starting weird.  This is a secondary
> name server, and only one zone (of many) is being xfered/loaded on boot.
> If I restart named after boot, then it loads all zones fine.
>
> I first stuck a 'sleep 30' in the /etc/init.d/named before the start,
> and that didn't help at all.
>
> Then I noticed that vmware was starting after named, so I moved vmware
> to start before named and syslog, and named seems to start fine on boot.
> (with above 'sleep 30' removed)
>
> My new start order:
>
> rc3.d/S05network
> rc3.d/S06firewall
> rc3.d/S08nut
> rc3.d/S08shorewall
> rc3.d/S08vmware
> rc3.d/S09syslog
> rc3.d/S11adsl
> rc3.d/S11blankscreen
> rc3.d/S11cron
> rc3.d/S11dnsmasq
> rc3.d/S11domino
> rc3.d/S11hotplug
> rc3.d/S11mdadm_monitor
> rc3.d/S11named
> ...
>
> Is starting vmware before syslog correct?  Anything else out of order?
> Shall I commit these changes?
>
>  - BS
>
>
>
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