Chris Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> BackupPC is working well. I just need to know how to start it on
> power up.
>
> I have put the script into /etc/init.d but it does not work probably
> because it need to run as a user.
You probably need to add the init-script to the startup-list. This is
done differently on various Linux-distros. Gentoo Linux uses a program
to add scrits, so you would type "rc-udate add backuppc default". RedHat
Linux- and Debian Linux-based distros use symlinks in /etc/rc3.d/ or
/etc/rc2.d/ respectively. You can find your default init-level in
/etc/inittab. Make a symlink from ../init.d/backuppc to this directory.
Example (Debian):
cd /etc/rc2.d/
ln -s ../init.d/backuppc S99backuppc
ln -s ../init.d/backuppc K10backuppc
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Regards,
Lars Tobias Børsting
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