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I was alerted to the fact that my blog was offline which was correct
since I had forgotten to start the Apache server instances and MySQL
after the local power company had shut off the power for a few hours to
replace a transformer. The Zend Core subsystem always starts with no
problem.
So I was just going to add a couple of entries to QSTRUP to start the
Apache Servers and the MySQL subsystem and then the MySQL daemon. No
sweat. However, although Zend has provided a handy manual way of
starting those services from a menu, I haven't been able to track down
the relevant commands or configuration changes behind those menu items.
The closest thing I can find from Zend is this:
http://www.zend.com/support/knowledgebase.php?kbid=298&view_only=1 which
identifies how to start the Zend Core subsystem in QSTRUP but nothing
about individual services (although they are mentioned).
Can anyone provide the commands to start the Apache servers, the MySQL
subsystem and the daemon?
Thanks
Pete Helgren
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