Fresh Install of Urchin V5

[interfasys]

Yep, except that my server did not come with a /etc/rc.d/init.d/urchin

That the reason I have to take an alternative route, unless I create the deamon myself

 

[ProWebUK]

The daemon file is included with Urchin

/usr/local/urchin/util/urchin_daemons

modify that file then move it to /etc/rc.d/init.d/urchin as shown in the main guide

Chris

 

[interfasys]

Yes, but do I really need it since I can run urchinctl to start/stop urchin?

 

[ProWebUK]

Its not required but I would advise using it, its there for a reason and that is to be used Even with the daemon in your boot directory it wont affect the previous usage anyway, and I cant see how anyone would be affected by doing this?

Chris

 

[neorder]

sorry, but urchin cost 895, what we installed is a trial version, i saw SM offer urchin for free, do you all buy urchin license?

btw, the download links are no longer work.

 

[sander815]

uhm, what? its not free?

 

[ProWebUK]

uhm, what? its not free?

for a nice license - your looking at up to $1500+ - they start less than $1000 though.

Chris

 

[sander815]

but it used to be free or so? cause thats a lot of money

 

[ProWebUK]

but it used to be free or so? cause thats a lot of money

Its never been free... apart from the demo licenses..

Chris

 

[OxyHost]

I think what he may mean is can you buy individual licenses through a service provider plan or something of the sort.