ispconfig_server in chkconfig

[dimas]

I'm sorry, probably the answer is here somewhere, but I can't find it...
What needs to be done to 'auto-start' ispconfig server?
There is a line in my chkconfig that says:
ispconfig_server 235
but I have to manually print
/etc/init.d/ispconfig_server start
to make it running...
(the system is suse 10.1)
Please help!

[Ben]

the init.d scripts are just the ones to start your daemons.
For start sth. on boot you have to take a look in
/etc/rc*.d/
where * is your runlevel. The standardconsole one is 3.
There shoud be a symlink to the init script from init.d

Don't know chkconfig on Suse but on RHEL/CentOS/Fedora you are able to define in which runlevel the script should start.... if you don't find sth. like this,
just install a symlink in your /etc/rc3.d/

ln -s S99ispconfig_server ../init.d/ispconfig_server
ln -s S99ispconfig_tcpserver ../init.d/ispconfig_tcpserver

[dimas]

Thank you. Strangely enough, ispconfig is now starting on boot - but I didn't do anything...