Hi,
cd /etc/rc.d
locate the scripts reflecting the services you need to start at boot
do insserv for each script.
e.g.
insserv apache
That way, next time it boots these services will start.
Another way is to use the runtime-level editor of YaST2.
-Stathis.
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Hi,
I'm setting up an Linux Server for codetesting an routing, but it takes
about one week now to configure this s**t.
I could make the routing working. But some Daemons don't start at bootup.
Such as Apache, Squid, MySQL and so on. The only way I'm able to surf in the
Internet is to start Squid after booting manually from Commandline via SSH.
I've read somewhere that if the DNS isn't configured right squid is not able
to run at bootup. So I believe it has something to do with this.
I need really help on this. So please write me if you are willing and able
to help me.
I can give you the IP and the Root Acount information, or you describe me
how i can solve my problem.
The Server runs SuSE 8.0.
Another Problem is, that I don't know where to setup or start the FTPD
daemon.
Please, please Help
Sascha
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