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Start Apache and MySQL Servers

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At this point you should be ready to start the three Servers of the DataBreeze Platform, both Web Servers and the MySQL Server.

Starting the Apache SSL Server
An Apache startup configuration file is needed to control the Apache SSL Server. The following commands demonstrate how to create and modify this file.

Copy the apachectl file from the Apache SSL Server 'bin' directory to a target directory. In this demonstration it is placed in the /opt/conf/ directory.

cp /opt/apache-ssl/bin/apachectl /opt/conf/apachectl-ssl

Insure the file is executable:
chmod +x /opt/conf/apachectl-ssl

Create a symbolic link within the services directory:
ln -s /opt/conf/apachectl-ssl /etc/rc.d/init.d/

Open the apachectl-ssl file in a text editor. Change the HTTPD= line so that it reads in the proper httpd.conf.ssl file.
HTTPD='/opt/apache-ssl/bin/httpd -f /opt/conf/httpd.conf.ssl'

You should now be able to start the Apache SSL Server.
service apachectl-ssl startssl

Check for operation using 'ps' and check the error logs if errors exist.


Start the Apache Mod_Perl Server
An Apache startup configuration file is needed to control the Apache Mod_Perl Server. The following commands demonstrate how to create and modify this file.

Copy the apachectl file from the Apache Perl Server 'bin' directory to a target directory. In this demonstration it is placed in the /opt/conf/ directory.

cp /opt/apache-perl/bin/apachectl /opt/conf/apachectl-perl

Insure the file is executable:
chmod +x /opt/conf/apachectl-perl

Create a symbolic link within the services directory:
ln -s /opt/conf/apachectl-perl /etc/rc.d/init.d/

Open the apachectl-perl file in a text editor. Change the HTTPD= line so that it reads in the proper httpd.conf.perl file.
HTTPD='/opt/apache-perl/bin/httpd -f /opt/conf/httpd.conf.perl'

You should now be able to start the Apache Mod_Perl Server.

service apachectl-perl start

Check for operation using 'ps' and check the error logs if errors exist.



Start the MySQL Database Server
MySQL should be installed properly. Starting and stopping is done via the mysql service.
service mysql start






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