Make monit auto-start on Debian Squeeze, as it does not do so by default when installed #15
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Hi @thatgraemeguy. It's better to use |
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@jonhattan thanks for that. I think I've updated it. My git-fu isn't as strong as it could be ;-) |
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Oh, I've kinda borked it properly..... trying to fix now. |
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OK, I managed to squash the messy commits..... I think. ;-) |
…ult when installed
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OK, done properly now. No, for real this time! :-D |
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Make monit auto-start on Debian Squeeze, as it does not do so by default when installed
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Merged. Thanks. Ideally this should be extended to support Wheezy and above where START=yes|no is used instead of startup=0|1. Difference is that default is START=yes. More PRs welcome! |
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Thanks for merging. I'll look at implementing the suggested changes sometime soon. |
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Attempts to fix #14