Autostart thin on BSD system

[Pavel Pochepcov]

Hi all.
I understood that "thin install" is linux command for create startup
script in /etc/init.d
But how to load thin at system startup in BSD system, for example I
use openbsd5.0,
where after reboot I must do "thin -c /var/www/redmine -C /var/www/
redmine/config/thin.conf start"
in shell to load rail's app?

[dj]

For lack of a better response I recommend finding a good, general BSD
tutorial for that and then just adapting it for Thin.

That's what I had to do with OS X (and still wasn't able to use
launchctl to unload it, because it's daemonized).

[Pavel Pochepcov]

it is work for me:

#!/bin/sh
export RUBYOPT=rubygems
/usr/local/bin/thin -c /var/www/redmine -C /var/www/redmine/config/
thin.conf start

and start script from rc.local

[Shadowbq]

Here is decent FreeBSD Thin rc.d script

https://github.com/packets-at-rest/thin-rc.d

Feel free to use this ..