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yodzaan

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We have a Windows Service written in C# ported over to linux using Mono Develop... The code is working 100% when we run a script file which runs the exe... but we want the application to run at startup.... The application gathers info of the computer eg. Hard Disk Space etc... And compress it into a .zip file and then calls a web service method to upload the data... Any ideas on how to get it running at startup?

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If you are using debian you can put a link inside /etc/init.d
For ubuntu user, it's even easier (on gnome 2) Setup -> Preference -> startup application

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nice to know, I'll take a look at it later




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