Re: How to start gammu-smsd at boot?

Hi,
Sorry I didn't give enough information. I use BananaPi Pro and Raspbian OS.
I downloaded the source code of gammu and compiled it. I can run it from
the console.
How can I "register" it to system as daemon? I try with sudo service
gammu-smsd start but it says
gammu-smsd: unrecognized service.
Thanks.

2017-01-30 2:12 GMT+01:00 gilberto dos santos alves <[email protected]>:

> hi. what dist linux are your system. use daemon manuals of your system. on
> windows use services manual.
> debian ubuntu use service gammu-smsd start
> first steps are more easy with standard packages debian ubuntu for gammu
>
> Em 28/01/2017 21:32, "Mübin İçyer" <[email protected]> escreveu:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> How can I set gammu-smsd so that it will be started by system at every
>> boot?
>> In the documentation
>> <https://wammu.eu/docs/manual/quick/index.html#running-smsd> it says
>> that
>>
>> The binary packages on Linux usually come with support for starting SMSD
>> as a system wide daemon.
>>
>> With systemd, you can start it by:
>>
>> $ systemctl start gammu-smsd.service
>>
>> First, I didn't install it from binary package, second I don't have
>> systemctl command.
>> Thanks.
>>
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