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Thread: How to start ssh or other service at boot (Debian , Ubuntu)

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    How to start ssh or other service at boot (Debian , Ubuntu)

    How on Debian based Linux (ubuntu) one can make service start at boot/restart?

    I found this command:

    ln -s /etc/init.d/ssh /etc/rc2.d/S18ssh

    It is applicable for SSH

    also there is command:

    update-rc.d ssh defaults

    but it told me:
    "update-rc.d: warning: ssh stop runlevel arguments (0 1 6) do not match LSB Default-Stop values (none)"
    so i tried above mentioned command (making symbolic link) instead

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    You need to edit '/etc/init.d/ssh' file and check if runlevel 6 included at both start and stop values.
    That means that your service will be stopped and the begin of reboot and started after reboot.

    Then you need to run 'update-rc.d ssh defaults'

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