Hi
Start by saying!! I’m not a linux expert … 
I installed ignition 7.8.1 on ubuntu server 15.10
I followed the help to install ignition in ubuntu. everything works correctly, but ignition does not run automatically at the start up. I need always run the command sudo /etc/init.d/ignition start .
If I show the services with the command sysv-rc-cong i see like the picture in attacment and seems the ignition service configurated correctly
[attachment=1]serviceubuntu.png[/attachment]
Moreover seems the ignition service not loaded , showing this picture!!
[attachment=0]service status.png[/attachment]
Can you help me? has anyone a suggestion for me?
Thank you very much
Andrea
Ubuntu 15.10 uses the systemd boot and management skeleton instead of the previous upstart system. Most linux distributions are switching to it for a variety of reasons, but boot speed and support for cgroups/containers seem to be at the top of the list.
I’ve been playing with systemd on a couple systems, but haven’t needed to commit yet, as I tend to stick to long-term supported distros (ubuntu 14.04 at the moment). I was planning on dealing with this when the new Ubuntu LTS shows up in April.
The bottom line is that a systemd .service configuration file needs to be written, as systemd ignores SysV scripts in /etc/init.d/.
Hi
Thank you very much!!!
I’ll try with Ubuntu 14.04
Best
Andrea