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Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Start a server software at system boot time

I needed to start svnserve at boot time as a particular user on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. After looking at this and this posts, I came up with the following: /etc/rc.d/rc.local su svn -c “svnserve -d”   This effectively runs svnserve in daemon mode as svn user after all other init scripts ran at boot time.

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