Jetty auto start on boot

Question

I am trying to run Jetty on my Ubuntu. I executed the following commands:

cp /opt/jetty/bin/jetty.sh /etc/init.d update-rc.d jetty.sh defaults 

but when I started it, I got "Not starting berth - NO_START = 1".

Does anyone know why?

Secondly, inside jetty.sh.

the following is indicated:

 # To get the service to restart correctly on reboot, uncomment below (3 lines): # ======================== # chkconfig: 3 99 99 # description: Jetty 7 webserver # processname: jetty # ======================== 

What is this "3 line"? I am excavated

 chkconfig: 3 99 99 description: Jetty 7 webserver processname: jetty 

but also got an error.

Answer 1

By default, Jetty does not start by itself.

You need to modify /etc/default/jetty6 (or any of your configuration file) and install:

 no_start = 0 

Answer 2

You can do this by commenting too. #NO_START=1

This is easy to do by following these steps.

• In terminal type sudo vi /etc/default/jetty

• At the beginning you can see the line NO_START=1

• Press the Insert key on the keyboard, then you can switch to insert mode.

  At the bottom, you can also see -INSERT- to make sure you are in insert mode.

• Comment out the line, #NO_START=1

• Press Esc to exit evacuation mode.

• then enter the following to save the changes and exit. :wq!

Now you can start.