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Listen to ports at startup

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scottd431

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I need to have a port start being listend too as soon as the system goes through startup. I have a script created to run the command for what I need. How can I add this to the startup? Thanks
 
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You need an initscript and probably a port defined by name in /etc/services

If you have RedHat, peek into the files in /etc/rc.d/init.d/

Debian is /etc/init.d/

Windows is /windows/sys32/dlls/runtime/ole/activex/ohshit/its/broken/

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