apache2, mysql and autostart (Ubuntu 10.04)

Question

MySQL

Ubuntu 10.04
LAMP was also installed on ubuntu 9.10, but when Apache was updated to 10.04, the muscle disappeared from autorun. For some time I did not pay attention and started them with the command:
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start
well, mysql, respectively.
Today I decided to play around with them and somehow return autorun, googled it, but it didn’t work out, it’s not clear about upstart at all.
Then I decided to remove LAMP completely and deleted these apache2 and mysql scripts in /etc/init.d along with them , it is not clear why I did this ... I put it again on this forum.ubuntu.ru/index.php?topic=25668.0LAMP, but again nothing was registered in autorun, and without those scripts that were in /etc/init.d, now I can’t even start Apache (What should I do? How to return these scripts and register Apache with muscle in autorun. I hope you You will not advise me to stick the whole thing into the "Startup Applications" :)

Answer 1

sudo aptitude purge apache2
sudo aptitude install apache2
will give you rc.d scripts and an init.d script. probably removed via remove, not purge

Answer 2

1. You have Ubuntu, why do you need LAMP?
sudo apt-get install apache2-mpm-prefork libapache2-mod-php5 mysql-server
and everything will register itself, will work and be updated along with OS
2. If LAMP with self-written scripts is important to you, you can add autorun scripts to /etc/init .d
In the same folder copy "sudo cp skeleton apache2", edit apache2 to start and stop apache. Same for mysql. Then "update-rc.d apache2 defaults" to start the service on boot. But this path is not for you.

Answer 3

man update-rc.d