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It might be because that the user you used to log on to the server did not have permission to modify files under /etc.

Environment variables don't work that way, they're neither system-wide nor persistent. Child processes inherit copies from parents and that's it. You need to modify a login script/profile/etc to...

It does not matter if you are under /opt/ant or /usr/local/ant, if you just run "ant" I'm pretty sure it's taking the one from your $PATH or $ANT_HOME.

It'd be different if you run /opt/ant OR...

You can create a script in /etc/init.d that accepts the parameters start and stop. You will also need appropriate links pointing to that script for the runlevels where you want to start and stop it,...

I don't know red5 but did you read it's documentation or man page (if one exists) and checked the log file which could contain messages, why it stops running?

the output which you are viewing is not red5 process, it is for grep process. ( which you are only initiating each time )

so, eliminating the grep process with -v option shows nothing. And it does...

Thre is no process running called red5 . You are getting the PID of grep.

check with
ps -aef | grep red5 | grep -v grep