Hello,
I have been struggling with a .sh file that works when executed but I can't get it to launch an application at boot. I have tried
sh ./crushftp_init.sh
and also creating a symbolic link and copying the script to init.d
I am afraid I am confused as last time I did this linux was using sysv which worked once I had the service showing up under the chkconfig -list
Systemd is confusing to me. I am not sure what the process is. I see the scripts are compatible with the LSB tags. I just don't understand how to make systemd launch an application or it's structure.
I have been struggling with a .sh file that works when executed but I can't get it to launch an application at boot. I have tried
sh ./crushftp_init.sh
and also creating a symbolic link and copying the script to init.d
I am afraid I am confused as last time I did this linux was using sysv which worked once I had the service showing up under the chkconfig -list
Systemd is confusing to me. I am not sure what the process is. I see the scripts are compatible with the LSB tags. I just don't understand how to make systemd launch an application or it's structure.