On Monday 22 September 2008 10:44, skx wrote: > How can I get Freenet to start when system starts? > > I tried Freenet_enable="YES" in rc.conf and @reboot entries in crontab but > it seems that Freenet starts too early and it is missing dependencies. > > Then I wrote my own script to run run.sh with a slight delay > #! /bin/sh > sleep 90 > sh /usr/freenet/freenet/run.sh start > > and put > @reboot /usr/freenet/freenet.sh > in freenet's crontab but it still doesn't start on boot. > > I am using FreeBSD 7, have freenet installed in /usr/freenet/freenet and > run it as user freenet. It works perfectly well (including binding to > port 80 and custom ip address, great piece of software) when run > manually.
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