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Lazdaemon and Fedora 17

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Andrew Brunner

Does anyone have any experience with Fedora 17 and daemons?

Under Debian, I use a script and start-stop-daemon to load my FPC/Lazarus Daemon.

Under Fedora, there is no such start-stop-daemon command. Has anyone had any success or experience with the new service system?

Thanks,

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zeljko
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Andrew Brunner wrote 7 lines
Does anyone have any experience with Fedora 17 and daemons? Under Debian, I use a script and start-stop-daemon to load my FPC/Lazarus Daemon. Under Fedora, there is no such start-stop-daemon command. Has anyone had any success or experience with the new service system?

Fedora 17 uses systemd. Start scripts are in /lib/systemd directory and subdirs.

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Brian Chalega da Silva
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zeljko wrote 20 lines
On Sunday 11 of November 2012 05:35:25 Andrew Brunner wrote: > Does anyone have any experience with Fedora 17 and daemons? > > Under Debian, I use a script and start-stop-daemon to load my > FPC/Lazarus Daemon. > > Under Fedora, there is no such start-stop-daemon command. Has anyone > had any success or experience with the new service system? Fedora 17 uses systemd. Start scripts are in /lib/systemd directory and subdirs. zeljko -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus

This page can be helpful:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Systemd

Brian

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