Hi guys,
We have an /etc/init.d/ script that basicly starts / kills a tcl script.
This tcl script has some dependencies:
* The networking interfaces must be up
* Samba must be started and the remote-filesystems must be mounted
* (optional) the (4) installed dvb cards must be found.
currently we've created an upstart job like this:
start on (startup
and remote-filesystems
and started network-manager)
respawn
console output
exec /home/blablabla/startRPC.sh
Currently we can start and stop the service with initctl start myservice and
initctl stop myservice.
The problem is that the service does not start when booting the machine.
Kind regards,
Vincent
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