I installed miredo for IPv6 functionality, but it does not launch during boot (it's in the init folders, though) It works fine if I launch it manually.
I installed miredo for IPv6 functionality, but it does not launch during boot (it's in the init folders, though) It works fine if I launch it manually.
Then under the 'Startup Programs' tab, add 'miredo'.Code:System > Preferences > Sessions
Let me know how this works!
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It needs to be launched as root, and should be launched as part of init/upstart/whatever
Last edited by sci-fi guy; December 29th, 2008 at 07:03 PM.
miredo wants to start in rc3. Should I copy the link to rc2?
You could also use update-rc.d to install the script, type in a terminal
Where <basenmae> = the program you want to start automagically on boot.Code:sudo update-rc.d <basename> defaults
Jim
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