#! /bin/sh # # Created by David Wheeler, 2006. # This is an example of a start/stop script for FreeBSD. Copy this file to # /usr/local/etc/rc.d/bricolage. You should configure these variables: # Where to find Bricolage. BRICOLAGE_ROOT="/usr/local/bricolage" # Whether to use bric_queued. Set to non-null to make it so. USE_BRIC_QUEUED= # Username and password to use with bric_queued DIST_USERNAME= DIST_PASSWORD= # The interval between bric_queued runs. DIST_INTERVAL=30 # Various file locations. BRIC_APACHECTL="$BRICOLAGE_ROOT/bin/bric_apachectl" BRIC_QUEUED="$BRICOLAGE_ROOT/bin/bric_queued" DIST_PIDFILE="$BRICOLAGE_ROOT/log/bric_queued.pid" DIST_LOG="$BRICOLAGE_ROOT/log/bric_queued.log" # See how we were called. case "$1" in start) echo -n "Starting Bricolage server: " $BRIC_APACHECTL start if [ $USE_BRIC_QUEUED ]; then "$BRIC_QUEUED" --username "$DIST_USERNAME" \ --password "$DIST_PASSWORD" \ --log "$DIST_LOG" \ --pid "$DIST_PIDFILE" --delay "$DIST_INTERVAL" fi echo -n ' bricolage' ;; stop) echo -n "Stopping Bricolage server: " $BRIC_APACHECTL stop if [ $USE_BRIC_QUEUED ]; then if [ -f "$DIST_PIDFILE" ]; then kill `cat "$DIST_PIDFILE"` fi fi echo -n ' bricolage' ;; restart) $BRIC_APACHECTL restart if [ $USE_BRIC_QUEUED ]; then if [ -f "$DIST_PIDFILE" ]; then kill `cat "$DIST_PIDFILE"` fi "$BRIC_QUEUED" --username "$DIST_USERNAME" \ --password "$DIST_PASSWORD" \ --log "$DIST_LOG" \ --pid "$DIST_PIDFILE" --delay "$DIST_INTERVAL" fi echo -n ' bricolage' ;; single) $BRIC_APACHECTL single echo -n ' bricolage' ;; debug) $BRIC_APACHECTL debug echo -n ' bricolage' ;; *) echo "Usage: `basename $0` { start | stop | restart | single | debug }" exit 1 esac exit 0