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Server_Start.bat
File: Server_Start.bat
Location: *\Uniform Server
Problem: Parameter %2 not checked preventing disk_start.vbs running correctly. Redundant %3 parameter! Solution: Reinstate %2 checking and use %3 to open a command line prompt.
The third parameter %3 (Console) seems to be redundant no idea what it’s original purpose was. When run it just leaves the command prompt open, which is of little use.
Proposal let this open a command prompt accessing the MySQL bin folder will allow command line control of the MySQL server using mysql.exe and mysqladmin.exe. I have taken the opportunity to add comments, cleaned-up the script and changed order of commands slightly.
Enhancement: Enclose batch commands between pushd %~dp0 and popd forces current working directory to the folder a batch file is located in. On completion restores original calling working directory. Allows remote processes to start servers.
Proposed changes:
rem Name: Server_Start.bat rem Location: Uniform Server rem Created By: The Uniform Server Development Team rem Edited Last By: Olajide Olaolorun (empirex) rem Comment: After start, go to apanel directly. rem To Developers: Implemented %www%, and %apanel% :) rem Proposed mods MPG 14-4-2008 rem Proposed enhancement MPG 3-7-08 @echo off rem working directory current folder pushd %~dp0 rem Command line parameters: rem Server_Start.bat %1 %2 %3 rem %1 = Drive letter to use rem %2 = mysql (run MySql server) or nomysql (do not run MySql server) rem %3 = console (Open a command prompt at folder MySQL Bin) rem Note: If using %2 you must set a value for %1 rem Note: If using %3 you must set values for %1 and %2 rem Note: Default, uses drive W, runs the MySQL server and does not a command prompt. rem ### Is Apache running if it is jump to STARTED rem ### First check for system error jump to Pause allows error message to be displayed. udrive\home\admin\program\pskill.exe Apache.exe if errorlevel 2 goto :PAUSE if not errorlevel 1 goto :STARTED rem ### Apache not running. Check for drive letter if not set (%1) use default. set Disk=%1 if "%Disk%"=="" set Disk=w rem ### Create the virtual disk, if it fails go to Hint subst %Disk%: "udrive" if errorlevel 1 goto :HINT rem ### Drive was created. Create variables for paths and programs set apachepath=\usr\local\apache2\ set apacheit=%Disk%:%apachepath%bin\Apache.exe -f %apachepath%conf\httpd.conf -d %apachepath%. set programit=%Disk%:\home\admin\program\ set closeit=%programit%close.bat %Disk% rem ### Change path to PHP - Required for running scripts %Disk%: cd \usr\local\php rem ### Provide feedback to user CLS echo The server is working on the disk %Disk%:\ [http/127.0.0.1/apanel/] rem ### Start Apache server start %programit%uniserv.exe "%apacheit%" "%closeit%" rem ### Start Apanel start \home\admin\www\redirect.html rem ### Start MySQL server - skip if requested not to start (%2) if "%2"=="nomysql" goto :NOMYSQL start \usr\local\mysql\bin\mysqld-opt.exe --defaults-file=/usr/local/mysql/bin/my-small.cnf :NOMYSQL rem ### Does user want to run a command prompt, if not END if "%3"=="console" goto :CONSOLE goto :END :CONSOLE rem ### User wants to run a command prompt. Opens in MySQL bin rem ### Allows command clients to be used (musql.exe and mysqladmin.exe ) %Disk%: cd \usr\local\mysql\bin start cmd.exe goto :END :HINT CLS echo The disk %Disk% is busy. Use start.bat [disk letter] goto :PAUSE :STARTED CLS echo ERROR!!! echo One of the instances of Apache server is started. Use stop.bat :PAUSE echo . pause :END rem restore original working directory popd
Download this file Server_Start.bat.txt save as Server_Start.bat and copy to the folder Uniform Server.
Allow it to overwrite the existing file.
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