start applications on boot
example: "service courier-imap start" works just fine, but it never starts on boot, how do I get this and other applications auto-start?
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Look in your Mandrake Control Center under "System > Services" and you'll find a list of all the services that are available and their status. You can switch between start-on-boot and don't-start-on-boot there.
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Redhat makes things very easy. I think this command will work on mandrake as well:
1. chkconfig --levels 2345 <application> on This will make the application start up on run levels 2-5. If chkconfig doesn't work, then create an init script for it and do a symlink to it from your current run level. Let me know if you need help. -twantrd |
I'm trying to initiate my vncserver on my machine on boot. I did the previous suggestion, didn't work. Using Fedora Core 2. Tried graphic and command line based methods to get it to start. It even exists properly (afaik) within my /etc/rc5.d/ folder and /etc/rc3.d/ folder. Totally stumped.
Note: I need to just run "vncserver" in order to be able to login. "service vncserver stop" says [ OK ] but doesn't disable login capabilities! Odd. Thanks Mad. |
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Another alternative (if mandrake has one) is to put 'service vncserver start' in your /etc/rc.local. -twantrd |
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