MisterBlackie

I use Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) So what I did is pretty simple actually: I use systemd Here's the systemd script: [unit] Description=Start TCAdmin on machine start / reboot. It will start the service for console and the serviceman [service] Type=forking ExecStart=/usr/local/sbin/TCAdminAutoStartScript [install] WantedBy=multi-user.target Here's the batch script #!/bin/bash # Doit être changé pour le bon chemin d'accès aux services de TCAdmin # Should be change for the right directory of TCAdmin Monitor files TCAdminDir="/home/tcadmin/Monitor" "$TCAdminDir/serviceman-service" start "$TCAdminDir/monitor-service" start Again, is there a built in way to do this ? My scripts work but maybe it's not as efficient as it would be if I used the TCAdmin's way to start TCAdmin

Hi, so my issue is pretty simple: when I do a reboot or whatever, TCAdmin has to be started manually (./serviceman-service start, same for monitor). Have I forgotten something when I installed TCAdmin ? I looked at this thread https://clientforums.tcadmin.com/showthread.php?t=8959&highlight=Start+TCAdmin+boot The answer didn't help, I get this message: The TCAdmin Service Manager service is already installed So is there a button I gotta click ? I made a bash script for the moment that start TCAdmin automatically on startup, but I was wondering if there was an 'official way' to make it work. Thanks for your time