Service not starting at boot
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Im on Ubuntu 12.10. I have a service that runs well when I do sudo service myservice start/stop
at installation, I did sudo update-rc.d myservice defaults and I see that there are in rc*.d some symlinks S93myservice and K93... pointing to /etc/init.d/myservice
But... after doing reboot I can see that my service is not running (status). Why ?
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Im on Ubuntu 12.10. I have a service that runs well when I do sudo service myservice start/stop
at installation, I did sudo update-rc.d myservice defaults and I see that there are in rc*.d some symlinks S93myservice and K93... pointing to /etc/init.d/myservice
But... after doing reboot I can see that my service is not running (status). Why ?
ubuntu services
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Im on Ubuntu 12.10. I have a service that runs well when I do sudo service myservice start/stop
at installation, I did sudo update-rc.d myservice defaults and I see that there are in rc*.d some symlinks S93myservice and K93... pointing to /etc/init.d/myservice
But... after doing reboot I can see that my service is not running (status). Why ?
ubuntu services
asked Oct 29 '13 at 12:19
Thomas
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Im on Ubuntu 12.10. I have a service that runs well when I do sudo service myservice start/stop
at installation, I did sudo update-rc.d myservice defaults and I see that there are in rc*.d some symlinks S93myservice and K93... pointing to /etc/init.d/myservice
But... after doing reboot I can see that my service is not running (status). Why ?
ubuntu services
ubuntu services
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After all, things worked fine. There was a exit in my script that would trigger on a special condition (other program running) at boot and not "long" after.
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After all, things worked fine. There was a exit in my script that would trigger on a special condition (other program running) at boot and not "long" after.
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After all, things worked fine. There was a exit in my script that would trigger on a special condition (other program running) at boot and not "long" after.
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After all, things worked fine. There was a exit in my script that would trigger on a special condition (other program running) at boot and not "long" after.
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
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answered Oct 29 '13 at 13:23
Thomas
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After all, things worked fine. There was a exit in my script that would trigger on a special condition (other program running) at boot and not "long" after.
edited yesterday
Rui F Ribeiro
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answered Oct 29 '13 at 13:23
Thomas
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edited yesterday
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