[13:17] What could I put in /etc/init/init.conf ? [13:49] Hello. I'm having some trouble getting my upstart jobs to run on startup. Here is an example of one of my jobs: http://pastebin.com/d784c2e32 [13:49] it's meant to keep that ssh connection open so that the port forwards stay open. [13:50] which seems to work great, but I have to start it manually. [13:50] with initctl start "jobname" [13:50] any ideas why this might not be working? [14:01] shriven_: I can't see the job the site is dead [14:02] try http://paste-it.net/ [14:02] does it have a start on startup or similar [14:03] yeah [14:03] I've tried "start on startup" [14:03] doesn't seem to do anything [14:03] and what does inictl list say ? [14:04] possibly because it requires network and that starts it to soon? to test that I also tried some "start on network and filesystem" one sec and I'll get the paste bin..... [14:04] initctl just says they are "waiting" [14:04] and then as soon as I do initctl start on them they work fine [14:06] keesj: here is the one I tried without "start on startup" seemed to make more sense: http://paste-it.net/public/ice1969/ [14:07] keesj: and here is the normal one that also doesn't work: http://paste-it.net/public/u8595e7/ [14:10] my /var/log/boot is empty [14:10] I'm not really sure how to get any good information about what is happening. : ( [14:16] you can try to start upstart with some extra -vvv [14:16] perhaps append console output to your jobs [14:17] hmmm [14:18] is there anyway I could force my jobs to log to somewhere like /var/log/upstart_jobs [14:18] I mean, I know I could make the commands inside the jobs do that, but that wouldn't help me see what upstart is doing so much [14:20] keesj: when you say adding extra verbosity, where would I do that? [14:21] it's a upstart "stanza" [14:21] hmmmmm [14:21] so if you add "console output" in your job andy error /stdout from that jobs will be shown on the screen [14:22] hmmmm [14:22] would that show information during boot? [14:22] yes [14:22] ok. I'll give that a try. [14:23] can't reboot now as it's our router firewall. : ( thanks for the idea I'll try it later. [14:23] :p [14:23] be carefull