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NAME
bk initscripts − sample script for starting the BitKeeper daemon

EXAMPLES
#!/bin/sh
#

	# bitkeeper			Start/stop the bitkeeper daemon.
	#		@(#)bitkeeper.init 1.1 Copyright (c) 2000 Larry McVoy

#
# When starting repositories that are bound
# to a specific port, create a file named
# /var/bitkeeper/repositories. The repositories
# file will contain a line for each repository.
# The line consists of the directory where the
# repository resides and a set of options used
# when started the bk daemon.
#
# For example:
#
# ---- cut here and remove the leading hash mark and spaces -----
# /home/bk/LMbench -p5000 -xcd -xpush -u99
# /home/bk/bitcluster -p6000 -xcd -xpush -u99
# /home/bk/one -p7000 -xcd -xpush -u99
# --------------------- cut here ----------------------

# Source networking configuration.
if [ -f /etc/sysconfig/network ]

	then	. /etc/sysconfig/network
		# Check that networking is up.
		[ ${NETWORKING} = "no" ] && exit 0

fi
[ -x /usr/bin/bk ] || exit 0
VAR=/var/bitkeeper

case "$1" in

start_msg)

				echo "Start BitKeeper daemons"
			;; stop_msg)	echo "Stop BitKeeper daemons"
			;; restart)	$0 stop
			$0 start
			;; start)	cd $VAR || exit 1
			test -f repositories || {
				echo Nothing advertised: Are there any entries in the
				echo $VAR/repositories file?
				exit 0
			}
			while read dir opts
			do	(
				cd $dir || exit 1
				F=`basename $dir`
				bk bkd $opts -l$VAR/log.$F -P$VAR/pid.$F
				echo Started bkd $opts in $dir
				)
			done < repositories
			;;

stop)

			cd $VAR || exit 1
			echo Shutting down BitKeeper daemons
			for i in pid.*
			do	kill -TERM `cat $i`
				rm $i
			done
			;; status)	ps -axf | grep bkd
			;; *)
				echo "Usage: bitkeeper {start|stop|restart|status}"
			exit 1
			;;

esac
exit 0

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