CS5 start/stop init.d files - where to find?
[271 byte] By [autohanda] at [2008-2-11] 
While configuring calendar server you have the option to select
"Start Calendar Server on System Startup". Make sure you select this
option, so that calendar server will be started on system start-up.
and if you didn't do it during configuration, you can manually create
a link in /etc/rc3.d/
S94sunwics5 -> /opt/SUNWics5/cal/sbin/sunwics5.rc
cinyjoya at 2007-7-11 >
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