October 28, 200916 yr comment_7796 Hi, I've just upgraded from 4.3 to 5.3. Using 4.3, I was able to launch both apache and mysql on startup by putting a link in the startup directory. I was able to figure this out by using the files in the altrnative_control directory. But is it possble to have apache, mysql and cron start up all at once? I realized that i could start cron just by addint a shortcut to start_cron.bat in the startup directory, but now there are error messages saying that apache and mysql are not enabled in config.inc.php... I had a look at the file but I'm not sure what to do with it... aquadhere p.s. thank you for the latest release of uniform server. the addition of cron makes things a lot easier, before I spent a lot of time kludging together a backup solution using 7zip and task scheduler... now I can change to backup machines without spending a lot of time on configurations... Report
October 28, 200916 yr comment_7798 “But is it possible to have apache, mysql and cron start up all at once?” Yes take a look at these pages: http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/5...._Cron#Automatic http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/5....ript_Parameters Note: Do not change start cron.bat its purely for manually running Cron when testing. Change the parameters in UniTray1.ini as explained above. Alternatively if you are using the batch filesChange the parameter passed in both Start_Server.bat and Stop_Server.bat The current binary codes are:1 Apache 2 Mysql 4 Index page 8 MySQL Console 16 Cron Hence to run MySQL, Apache and Cron gives 1+2+16 = 19 P.S. Another place to look for information:From Unitray click on Server Documentation and check out folder en All the bestRic Report
October 29, 200916 yr Author comment_7799 Thanks! That was very useful. aquadhere “But is it possible to have apache, mysql and cron start up all at once?” Yes take a look at these pages: http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/5...._Cron#Automatic http://wiki.uniformserver.com/index.php/5....ript_Parameters Note: Do not change start cron.bat its purely for manually running Cron when testing. Change the parameters in UniTray1.ini as explained above. Alternatively if you are using the batch filesChange the parameter passed in both Start_Server.bat and Stop_Server.bat The current binary codes are:1 Apache 2 Mysql 4 Index page 8 MySQL Console 16 Cron Hence to run MySQL, Apache and Cron gives 1+2+16 = 19 P.S. Another place to look for information:From Unitray click on Server Documentation and check out folder en All the bestRic Report
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