[01:43] <ectospasm> How do I tell upstart to start my custom job on boot?  I have "start on (startup \ and filesystem \ and networking)" but the service doesn't start when I reboot.  When I issue "start <service>" from the shell, the service starts as expected.  Do I have to issue the equivalent of update-rc.d command to get this working?
[01:44] <ion> Drop the ‘startup’, and change ‘networking’ to ‘started networking’ assuming you’re running Ubuntu.
[02:05] <ectospasm> ion: OK, thanks
[02:06] <ectospasm> ion: heh, I do have started networking.  startup removed now
[02:07] <ectospasm> ion: is there anything else I need to do with that?  Or will upstart pick it up on next boot?
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