Updated HOWTO for Daemontools: Running Administration Server

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Hi,
  I updated the HOWTO on the wiki so that the Apache based 
Administration Server with comes with 1.x can also be started and 
supervised with svscan (Daemontools).

  Running the services under Daemontools provides a rock-solid solution 
for guaranteeing service availability, as well as gaining fine grained 
control over logging.

  The HOWTO takes into account the fact that Administration Server has a 
startup and runtime dependency to Directory Server. The starup 
dependency checking is implemented with a tool called svwaitup, part of 
the runit package.


http://directory.fedora.redhat.com/wiki/Howto:Daemontools


  Please test and report to this list if there are any problems.

BR,
Mike




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