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sequence of UNIX systems. This script is named based upon the BlueDragon edition and

installed into the

/etc/rc.d/init.d directory. For example, for BlueDragon Server JX,

the file

/etc/rc.d/init.d/BlueDragon_Server_JX will be created.

Currently, BlueDragon Server installers only create the script, but do not assume con-

figuration into any specific run-level. Therefore, in order to have BlueDragon Server

controlled at system startup and shutdown, it must be manually installed into appropriate

rc.X subdirectories. Common practice is to create a symbolic link within these

directories to the actual start/stop script in the

/etc/rc.d/init.d directory. For

example, to start up BlueDragon Server JX on a RedHat Linux system running the X11

window system (run-level 5), the

ln command below can be used. [Note that the actual

run-level of a system may be different and this link would need to change accordingly.

For example a server system may choose not to activate the X11 window system and

therefore would start in run-level 3. In this case, the BlueDragon Server startup needs to

be linked into the

/etc/rc3.d directory.]

ln -s /etc/init.d/BlueDragon_Server_JX /etc/rc5.d/S95bluedragon

To stop BlueDragon Server JX at system shutdown & single user mode, links should be

added to the appropriate run-level directories. For example, the following commands can

be used to configure the shutdown of BlueDragon Server JX for all single-user states

(run-levels 0, 1) on RedHat Linux systems:

ln -s /etc/init.d/BlueDragon_Server_JX /etc/rc0.d/K95bluedragon

ln -s /etc/init.d/BlueDragon_Server_JX /etc/rc1.d/K95bluedragon

Note that although the specific symbolic link name (S95bluedragon & K95bluedragon)

need not be exactly as in these examples, they must conform to the “rc” specifications.

Most importantly, startup scripts MUST begin with “Sxx” and shutdown scripts must

begin with “Kxx”, where “xx” is any two digit number. See the Linux system specific

documentation for complete details on “rc” scripts.

4.3 Installing on Mac OS X

The BlueDragon Server and Server JX installers for Mac OS X have the following file

names:

BlueDragon_Server_62.zip

BlueDragon_Server_JX_62.zip

Each is a "zip" compressed archive which expands to the BlueDragon Server Installer

Application (".app"). Some browsers will automatically expand it to the desktop. Double-

click the BlueDragon installer icon to launch Setup. Please review the Software License

Agreement carefully and check the READ ME displayed by the setup program for any

last minute notices before continuing.

BlueDragon 6.2.1 Server and Server JX Installation Guide