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Topic: make ssh,http,ftp start up on boot?

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o0oO

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Posted: Oct. 30 2004,00:16

Hi, im new to DSL and so far i like it alot! I was planning to use it as a server and am posting to ask how can i make ssh, http, and ftp start up everytime i restart the machine? thanks in advance!

roberts

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Posted: Oct. 30 2004,05:11

Several ways...

When booting up at the very first boot prompt:

boot dsl ssh monkey ftp

This will boot and start those servers, press F2 at that first prompt display these and many other boot time options.

Or you can add these lines to /opt/bootlocal.sh

/etc/init.d/ssh start
/opt/monkey-0.8.2/bin/banana start
/usr/sbin/betaftpd

If this is a hard drive install, then you are done, else...

If you are using liveCD or compressed then be sure that /opt/bootlocal.sh is added to your filetool.lst and then backup.

Then at boot prompt

boot: dsl restore=hda1

where hda1 is where you did the backup, or otherwise appropriate drive designation.

AwPhuch

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Posted: Oct. 30 2004,05:32

Quote (o0oO @ Oct. 29 2004,20:16)

Hi, im new to DSL and so far i like it alot! I was planning to use it as a server and am posting to ask how can i make ssh, http, and ftp start up everytime i restart the machine? thanks in advance!

add to file /opt/bootlocal.sh
sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start
sudo /opt/monkey-0.8.2/bin/banana start
sudo /usr/sbin/betaftpd

And that should autoboot them as a service...even before you log in

hope that helps

Doh crap while I was looking up the command roberts was already posting

Sheesh

Brian
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