Hi Gurus
I am new to debian.
What is the command to start a service **permanently** in debian.
I want to start vsftpd
thanks
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start service permanently in debian
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I believe there is a How To on this site for installing Chkconfig in Debian if thats what you want.
Or
You could use update-rc.d
Making scripts run at boot time with Debian
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Use following tutorial and tools:
Ubuntu / Debian Linux: Services Configuration Tool to Start / Stop System Services
BTW, vsftpd should start automatically under Debian.
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