I tried the same lines added to the apache2 init script: set -e set -x exec > /tmp/apache2.startup.log 2>&1
Result: apache2 also starts up at boot, no errors in the log. Conclusion: If the "exec" line ist present, the services (sshd, mysql, apache2) start up at boot successfully, whatever is given to "set". If the "exec" line is removed/disabled, the services fail to start up at boot with "set -e", but I can't see the reason, because there's nothing logged to the system log files, and the Qube is headless. Any ideas, ehat else I can do to get the services starting up at boot without "patching" their init scripts? -- Pepillo -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
