StruxureWare Portal 1.3.4 - services are not starting automatically

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I installed StruxureWare Portal 1.3.4 as it desribed in readme.txt. It went smoothly, without any error but after Linux server reboot the liferay and tomcat did not started automatcially.

Is there any way to modify install.sh to add necessary Portal service into autostart of operating system?

I am using Oracle Linux for OS.

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Hi Mate,

Sound great that it is working for you, I had no idea if Portal could work on Oracle linux.

I was wondering perhaps creating/adding auto-start script(s) to a file that could be placed in /etc/init.d directory might be something you were looking for.

Out of curiosity I was checking the Internet and it seems there are many good tips and guides for creating something like auto-start tomcat. But please notice that the tomcat service in Portal is called 'liferay-tomcat'.

hope this helps,

Kind regards

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Hi Jef,

Oracle Linux is a distribution based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

I found the following issues in "install.sh" linux-installer-1.3.4.zip:

1. Line 157:  /sbin/chkconfig liferay-tomcat is not correct command because there is a missing switch of "chkconfig" and this is "–add". Here is the correct command: /sbin/chkconfig --add liferay-tomcat It will properly add "liferay-tomcat" to chkconfig and liferay start at server boot.
2.  /etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql-9.1 using not standard run level setting therefore it will not start at server boot (line 6: "chkconfig: - 64 36"). I inserted the following 2 rows and solved the problem:

#Default-Start:                2 3 4 5
#Default-Stop:                 0 1 6

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Many thanks Mate,

I will share it with our team,

Kind regards

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And one note about the uninstall.sh:

36 (last) line is: start 2>&1 | tee uninstall.log; In case of an error uninstall.log file will be created and stored where it was run. If I run it from the default /opt/StruxurewarePortal it will delete the log file as well because the previous command delete the complete folder: rm -r /opt/StruxurewarePortal/ (line 33)

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