I'm sorry, probably the answer is here somewhere, but I can't find it... What needs to be done to 'auto-start' ispconfig server? There is a line in my chkconfig that says: ispconfig_server 235 but I have to manually print /etc/init.d/ispconfig_server start to make it running... (the system is suse 10.1) Please help!
the init.d scripts are just the ones to start your daemons. For start sth. on boot you have to take a look in /etc/rc*.d/ where * is your runlevel. The standardconsole one is 3. There shoud be a symlink to the init script from init.d Don't know chkconfig on Suse but on RHEL/CentOS/Fedora you are able to define in which runlevel the script should start.... if you don't find sth. like this, just install a symlink in your /etc/rc3.d/
