Starting a process when Linux starts (Ubuntu) -


i have process (spark chat client) needs run when ubuntu boots up. have done followings.

  1. i created run.sh file fire application (and check it's working)
  2. i created symbolic link both /etc/rc5.d/ , /etc/rc3.d/ run.sh file. (a symbolic link working fine)

but processes don't start when machine boots. (is way or doing wrong thing here?)

i'm running on ubuntu 10.04 lts (lucid lynx).

your solution would've worked in linux distributions. however, ubuntu never goes past runlevel 2.

just in case, means contents of rc?.d ? > 2 not used unless manually raise runlevel root. use rc2.d :)


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