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- At this stage, it is strongly recommended you check where the service scripts are located
- Run the following command
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systemctl list-unit-filesls /etc/init.d/ | grep -i dual |
- If you see results of...
..then it is most certainly systemd
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- If 'dualshield' and 'dualsql' appear in the output, then copy the SysV services scripts as follows
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cp /usr/lib/systemd/systemetc/init.d/dualshield.service . cp /usr/lib/systemd/systemetc/init.d/dualsql.service . |
- If however you had blank results then please try
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- 'dualshield' and 'dualsql' do not exist under /etc/init.d
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- If you see results of...
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- then
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- copy the
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- following systemd service script instead
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cp /etc/init.d/dualshieldusr/lib/systemd/system/dualshield.service . cp /usr/lib/etcsystemd/init.dsystem/dualsql.service . |
- Copy all files to the new machine
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- If SysV (see above) Copy the following service script
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sudo cp dualshield /etc/init.d sudo cp dualsql /etc/init.d |
- You will need to also register the SysV services
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sudo update-rc.d dualsql defaults 88 sudo update-rc.d dualshield defaults 89 |
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