Hi Everyone
I have just managed to get SABNZBD install on my XBMC box, i can start SABNZBD by connecting to it and running the command below
sudo /etc/init.d/sabnzbdplus restart
Is there any easy way that i can make it start every time the media centre is turned on,
i am only just starting with LINUX so the most basic commands would be helpful :-)
Neil
Auto Start in XBMC
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Re: Auto Start in XBMC
If that works, the program should be automatically started on boot too. If not, something is missing/wrong/unavailable at the time the program tries to start. The usual culprits include unmounted partitions, missing usb drives, encrypted home dirs, or network interfaces not yet up and/or configured with the right ip address. A search on these forums or google reveals fixes for all of those.neil192 wrote:sudo /etc/init.d/sabnzbdplus restart
Re: Auto Start in XBMC
@jcfp:jcfp wrote:If that works, the program should be automatically started on boot too. If not, something is missing/wrong/unavailable at the time the program tries to start. The usual culprits include unmounted partitions, missing usb drives, encrypted home dirs, or network interfaces not yet up and/or configured with the right ip address. A search on these forums or google reveals fixes for all of those.neil192 wrote:sudo /etc/init.d/sabnzbdplus restart
Doesn't the 'runlevel' determine which daemons are started? And that's done via files in the corresponding /etc/rcX.d/... file? If so, could it be that on the OP's system, one of those files is missing/corrupt/ ... ?