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Old July 8th, 2012, 06:38 PM
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Startup service on a centos
I am trying to figure out where to start the git process on a centos. I compare a git installation on a different server, freebsd, and I see the following:
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24088  ??  Is     0:05.15 /usr/local/libexec/git-core/git-daemon --syslog --base-path=/home/git --export-all --detach --verbose --enable=rec 
and I would like to have the same on a centos. Where do I do this?
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Most Centos daemons use something like /etc/sysconfig/<daemonname> <command>. Redhat and Centos has a wrapper cli program 'service' so you can do something like
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service httpd start

I'm not familiar with git daemon, but check in /etc/sysconfig and see if there is a git script, if so you can use the service command. Also look at chkconfig for autostart configuration.
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Nothing under /etc/sysconfig/ or chkconfig. I am trying to clone a remote repository using
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I've tried many different flavors of the above but it always fail to clone.
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/etc/rc.d/init.d Any start up scripts there?
Can also try find / -name *git* or whereis git perhaps.
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Oy. git-daemon had to be installed via yum. Once that daemon was installed...everything worked as expected.
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