MailScanner and MySQL - SOLVED

[Martin]

Martin Hepworth wrote:

> Martin
> Another thing I do is put a 20 second wait start the start of the
> mailScanner start script. This makes sure mysql is up and running before MS
> starts. I've had one reboot where even though mysql should have started
> before mailscanner starts, the box was so fast mysql hadn't quite some up
> before MS started....this lead to alsorts of fun as there as a stuck MS
> process that wouldn't release on the mysql....I had to kill -15 it, after
> much confusion about what processed were running etc.

Martin,

Thanks, but isn't this what the start-order suppose to do: Wait to start 
the next item until the previous is started?

I'm not quite sure of this, but i thought this is the way it's supposed 
to work?

Thank you