I just set up Suse 11.1 KDE and it really isn't bad.

I also downloaded and installed the NX client, node and server.

I noticed that after I start the system the NX server isn't started and I have to go into YAST and start it manually.

I know there must be some way to have the nxserver start up with other services at boot time but I just don't know where in the system to make an entry to get this done.

I also noticed that there is a service called nxsensor which does get started at boot time. I looked at the code in nxsensor and I was also wondering if this is supposed to start nxserver at boot time?

If someone would be good enough to advise where I could include the entry to have the nxserver started and if so what the command would be, if not through YAST it would really be appreciated.

Thanks

Sorry I'm not much of a SUSE guy... but, here's some stuff I found rather quickly:

http://www.susetips.com/2009/06/29/h...cally-at-boot/

hope that helps...

Thanks but sorry no help.

I also went to yast and started the nxserver but I have to do this every time I reboot.

Some things to try:
1] K - System -> Advanced -> System Services. Configure NX to start at boot.

2] Make an entry for NX in /etc/init.d Take a look at the entry for ssh in that directory and you'll get the idea. Then take a look at the files in /etc/rcx.d where x is your runlevel, including the README you'll find there.

3] The lazy way: put the command you use to start NX in the file /etc/rc.local just before the final exit 0 and it will be executed at boot by the user root

4] I just took a look at internalkernel's link. I'm not much of a SUSE guy either but it looks as though yast can do [1] above for you. You'll have the option (somewhere) not just to start the NX server, but to have it start at boot (Maybe R-click it (NX) to see this option? )

Why is that no help? That link looked to be *exactly* what you asked for. If it's not right, you need to provide feedback about why it didn't solve your problems, not just dismiss it.