Re: Polipo at system startup

On Sat, 02 Jul 2011 11:16:00 +0200, Silvio Bogetto wrote:

> I am a Fedora 15 user, and I would like to start polipo when my 
> system
> start.
> I tryed to put command in gnome startup programs but don't work. The
> only way I actually know is from a terminal as root and type
> "/etc/init.d/polipo start".

That's an init script. I'm going to assume you have polipo installed
from the fedora repositories. The traditional way of enabling an init
script on boot is '/sbin/chkconfig --level 35 polipo on'. That will
cause polipo to be automatically started in runlevels 3 (multiuser
text console) and 5 (multiuser graphical console). That method will
still work with Fedora 15, even though behind the scenes it's using
systemd rather than sysvinit.

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