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Old 29th September 2007, 07:56 AM
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Question Now it's a weird Snort problem...

Whenever I reboot the server Snort says OK, but when I go to services it shows that is is dead... subsys loked... and so on.

Now, I know what the problem is. It is the fact that Snort is starting first and MySql is starting 3 or 4 processes after. I know this because when I read /var/log/messages it states that Snort cannot log into MySql (because it didn't start in time).

My question is, how can I get MySql to start before Snort? Will it affect anything by changing the startup order?

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