Skip to main content

Thread: Help with services at boot


i have couple of services starting @ boot (i used sudo update-rc.d service defaults).

these services can take 5 - 10 seconds load, druing time system waits them.

can make load more 1 service @ time or best start service after x loads?

quote posted slugslug view post
i have couple of services starting @ boot (i used sudo update-rc.d service defaults).

these services can take 5 - 10 seconds load, druing time system waits them.

can make load more 1 service @ time or best start service after x loads?
same question here;
using boot-up manager ("bum") isn't efficient thought. they're lot of services can still managed.

i've found out delaying startup applications after login speed process lot. here's how it:

let's want slow down guake terminal of 10 second, i'll put this:
code:
bash -c "sleep 10 && guake"
simply enough. make in guake settings "start @ login" unchecked. otherwise, it'll had "shutter" entry no delay, startup applications.

applications delayed little (especially dropbox. this: bash -c "sleep 50 && dropbox start -i"). guess can more speed..

thanks!


Forum The Ubuntu Forum Community Ubuntu Specialised Support Ubuntu Servers, Cloud and Juju Server Platforms [ubuntu] Help with services at boot


Ubuntu

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Some mp4 files not displaying correctly (CS6)

Thread: Samba is not authenticating with LDAP