= Appendix B : Starting Netarchivesuite automatically =
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This manual contains the description about how to make the applications start automatically when the operating system is starting.

Currently, when a computer is rebooted, the applications has to be started manually. This describes how to make the operating systems start the applications during startup.

== Linux ==
Note: This has been tested with Redhat Enterprise Linux 5, so it probably works on Fedora (Core) as well.

Log in as administrator. Create the following script in '/etc/init.d/' (the name of the script will be referred to as ~+{{{netarkiv}}}+~):

{{{#!/bin/bash
# chkconfig: 345 80 20
# description: netarkiv
[ -x /home/USERNAME/ENV_NAME/conf/startall.sh ]  || exit 0
case $1 in
    start)
        su - netarkiv -c 'ENV_NAME/conf/startall.sh'
        ;;
    stop)
        su - netarkiv -c 'ENV_NAME/conf/killall.sh'
        ;;
    *)
        echo "Usage: $0 { start | stop }"
        exit 1
esac
}}}
Where ~+{{{USERNAME}}}+~ is the name of the user for the installation, and ~+{{{ENV_NAME}}}+~ is the environment name for !NetarchiveSuite (defined in the configuration file).

The following command has to be run for the ~+{{{netarkiv}}}+~ script to be run during start-up and shut-down of Linux:

{{{
chkconfig --add netarkiv
}}}
The script can also be run manually, by the commands:

{{{
service netarkiv stop
service netarkiv start
}}}
== Windows ==
This is an example of how to make Windows 2003 Server automatically call a script during start-up. The restart script has to be run, since it might not have closed correctly last time (e.g. power-failure, spontaneous reboot, etc.). This cleans up before the applications are restarted.

Create the service.

 * Install Microsoft Resource Kit Windows 2003 Server.
 * Run the program ~+{{{RkTools.exe}}}+~, and install with standard settings.
 * Open a Command Prompt, and go to the directory where the Resource Kit has been installed (e.g. ~+{{{C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools}}}+~).
 * Install a service with the following command ~+{{{Instsrv <ServiceName> <path to resource kit>\srvany.exe}}}+~ (e.g. ~+{{{Instsrv BitApp "C:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools\srvany.exe"}}}+~).
 * Open the registration database with ~+{{{regedit}}}+~, and find the service through the path ~+{{{HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\<SercviceName>}}}+~.
 * Make sure that the start value is 2 (starting automatically).
 * Create a new 'Key' called ~+{{{Parameters}}}+~.
 * In this 'Key' create a new 'String Value' called ~+{{{Application}}}+~, which contains the complete path to the bat-script (e.g. ~+{{{c:\users\USERNAME\ENV_NAME\conf\restart.bat}}}+~).
 * Also within the 'Key' create another 'String Value' called ~+{{{AppDirectory}}}+~, which should contain a path to the directory where the bat-script is placed (e.g. ~+{{{c:\users\USERNAME\ENV_NAME\conf}}}+~).

Now the application should automatically start during Windows startup.