Startup Script
there's a folder of /etc/init/ and there are a bunch of .conf files. If I want to include a startup script, do I put inside that/etc/init folder? Do I also name something.conf?
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Re: Startup Script
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Re: Startup Script
The directory (not folders unless you're running a GUI) is /etc/init.d
Supplied in there is a skeleton file to show you how to build startup scripts.
Scripts are defined with update-rc.d.
Read man update-rc.d to learn settings etc.
Supplied in there is a skeleton file to show you how to build startup scripts.
Scripts are defined with update-rc.d.
Read man update-rc.d to learn settings etc.
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