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nginx, php-cgi, mysql won't autostart :O

gianggiang Veteran
edited December 2011 in General

Sorry for this dumb question, but I don't know how to get it to autostart with the OS, everytime I restart the OS, I have to run

/etc/init.d/mysql start
/etc/init.d/nginx start
/etc/init.d/php-cgi start

Please help me make these programs to start properly :( I'm on Xen HVM VPS and Ubuntu Precise :O

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  • AldryicAldryic Member

    apt-get install rcconf

    Run rcconf, and select which services you want to run on startup :P

    Thanked by 1yomero
  • gianggiang Veteran
    edited December 2011

    @Aldryic said: Run rcconf, and select which services you want to run on startup :P

    It's weird because nginx, php-cgi is already chosen :O I've chose mysql, reboot and nothing happen. These programs are still not autostarting...

    Ops, it seems everything is working fine. I bet I have to wait a bit more...

  • yomeroyomero Member

    @Aldryic said: Run rcconf, and select which services you want to run on startup :P

    Thanks, new tool for me :D

  • NickMNickM Member

    What do you expect from an OS that's in alpha testing? File a bug report on Launchpad.

  • gianggiang Veteran

    @NickM said: What do you expect from an OS that's in alpha testing? File a bug report on Launchpad.

    I don't think the problem is from the OS ;) It seems the OS on XEN KVM is starting the services longer than OpenVZ platform :-?

  • KuroKuro Member

    It may be due to Dependency Based Boot Sequencing, which allows for faster system boot times?

  • SpeedBusSpeedBus Member, Host Rep

    add it to startup ?

    on CentOS I do,

     chkconfig httpd on

    etc

  • fanfan Veteran

    Maybe you can try update-rc.d servicename defaults.

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