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Guys how to make the command start when OSes start (Linux)

/etc/init.d/sysklogd restart

because by experience I found out that through reboot it will not be restarted. It is necessary to send authentication logs to another server - correct or incorrect password entry.

Reported as a duplicate by members aleksandr barakin , Streletz , cheops , user194374 , enzo 26 Jun '16 at 4:27 .

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Need to do a couple of commands.

 update-rc.d sysklogd defaults #не для всех дистрибутивов update-rc.d sysklogd enable

If the script is compatible with the distrom. For systems with the compatibility package and the start-up, the launch link will also be updated.

    In Linux distributions, the file "rc.local" is responsible for auto-executing commands, which is located along the path: /etc/rc.local

    1.Open the rc.local file

    2. Paste the command to the line exit 0

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     rc-update add sysklogd default