Greetings folks,
I have aprx installed (sudo apt-get install aprx) and started it
manually
'/etc/init.d/aprx start'. All worked wonderfully and config is solid.
After I finished with an update, I rebooted the computer and that's
when I realized aprx didn't automatically restart. I searched online
for startup instructions and found I needed to modify /etc/default/aprx:
#
# Additional options that are passed to the Daemon.
#
STARTAPRX="yes"
DAEMON_OPTS=""
However, this isn't working. What step am I missing?
TU & 73
j
--
Wishing you well
Jaye Inabnit, ke6sls
I have aprx installed (sudo apt-get install aprx) and started it manually '/etc/init.d/aprx start'. All worked wonderfully and config is solid.
After I finished with an update, I rebooted the computer and that's when I realized aprx didn't automatically restart. I searched online for startup instructions and found I needed to modify /etc/default/aprx:
#
# Additional options that are passed to the Daemon.
#
STARTAPRX="yes"
DAEMON_OPTS=""
However, this isn't working. What step am I missing?
Re: MJ Inabnit
I have aprx installed (sudo apt-get install aprx) and started it manually
'/etc/init.d/aprx start'. All worked wonderfully and config is solid.
After I finished with an update, I rebooted the computer and that's when I realized aprx didn't automatically restart. I searched online for startup instructions and found I needed to modify /etc/default/aprx:
#
# Additional options that are passed to the Daemon.
#
STARTAPRX="yes"
DAEMON_OPTS=""
However, this isn't working. What step am I missing?
We should drop the /etc/default/aprx file or place a comment in there
that it's only relevant for sysvinit.
Christoph
Jaye asked in irc about updating the manpage to instruct how to systemd, donfede suggested maybe it'd be better placed in a Readme.debian - I was travelling this weekend and didn't have much time to think about it, but I think there's probably merit ondocumenting it somwhere for users.
Re: Dave Hibberdon documenting it somwhere for users.
Jaye asked in irc about updating the manpage to instruct how to systemd, donfede suggested maybe it'd be better placed in a Readme.debian - I was travelling this weekend and didn't have much time to think about it, but I think there's probably merit
Probably better README.Debian. (But other people might be looking in
other places?)
Christoph
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