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Is there a command to list services that run on startup I also have a script which uses xsetwacom and xinput to change the rotation of the input devices so that the match the new orientation I imagine it would involve parsing /etc/init.d/, and the various /etc/rc.* directories.
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Here is a sample upstart job you can use to make it run at startup I went to menu > preferences > default applications for lxsession > settings and ticked the upstart session. It needs to be put in /etc/init/x11vnc.conf
(note that newer versions of ubuntu use systemd so see the other answer that has a sample systemd config)
# description start and stop x11vnc description x11vnc start on runlevel [2345] stop on runlevel [^2345] console log #. Also, it does not start on bootup or user login I want it to behave the same as it did as an upstart service I want it to start at boot, run constantly, and as a specific user.
I am trying to connect a serial (dumb) terminal to my ubuntu 16.04lts system What i need is a simple logon message on the serial I tried to use upstart script, however although there is no problem about services with upstart, gui application is not starting with upstart script It says cannot connect x server.
If you're trying to find upstart log messages in general, check /var/log/upstart/
That's where upstart saves stdout and stderr from upstart services Thanks to leopd's answer for pointing this out 4 i have only one user account on lubuntu 13.10 and the automatic access was enabled I decided to change this option
I wanted to see the login screen on startup where i can choose the user and run the session only typing my password
