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How to start daemon processes after reboot on SLES 11/12?

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I have a script which will start few daemon processes,
What i want is, After reboot this script should start with an argument.

Can anyone help?

posted Aug 1, 2016 by Chirag Gangdev

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use /etc/init.d directory and put your daemon there. Just go to directory /etc/init.d and open any daemon and you will get a feel what to be done.
commented Aug 1, 2016 by Salil Agrawal
If you are just a normal user then you could use cron to run processes at boot time by specifying the start time as @reboot

@reboot myprogram -c config
commented Aug 1, 2016 by Salil Agrawal

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