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Hello everyone,

I'm still new to Solaris, and I've installed the CSQamp package onto my system. I'm trying to figure out if the apache file in init.d is for the CSQamp or the default Solaris install? If it is, is there any documentation on setting up a new one, that is for CSQamp?

Also, when a package is installed in usr/local/, does that mean that /usr/local/ needs to be added to the PATH or /usr/local/bin/, or the actual bin location, or should there be sym links to an existing file/folder? I'm still trying to figure out exactly how all these things should work.

Thanks for any help and pointers.

Aaron

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CSQamp is contained within /usr/local - anything in init.d is for the apache that ships with Solaris. You should be able to set one up in a similar manner for the apache in CSQamp if you want to do so.

And yes - you need to include the appropriate bin directories from /usr/local in your PATH e.g.: /usr/local/bin:/usr/local/apache2/bin:

Shanti

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Thanks for the help, trying it today.

navesdada at 2007-7-8 2:11:23 >

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