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Hello All, I found a couple of times that some services like "autofs" doesnot get started on a machine reboot. then I have to start the service manually by running ...
  1. 11-13-2009 #1
    prabs003
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    Wink autofs doesnot gets started on reboot

    Hello All,

    I found a couple of times that some services like "autofs" doesnot get started on a machine reboot.

    then I have to start the service manually by running the following command.

    service autofs start.

    Any suggestion for the services to start automatically on a reboot would be great.

    prabs.
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  2. 11-15-2009 #2
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    The standard way to do this is:

    chkconfig autofs on

    Have you tried this?
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  3. 11-16-2009 #3
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    Hi ,

    I will try that. Thankyou for the reply. I have not tried it.

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  4. 11-25-2009 #4
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    hi ,

    Thankyou , I have set that as said by you. For any reason if the server needs to be rebooted then i can check back.

    Appreciate your help.

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