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Question : Run a service upon startup in Linux (Festival)
I just downloaded and installed festival on my Linux box. Festival is a text-to-speech program and has a "server" that listens on TCP to perform TTS tasks. The festival server is being used by a number of programs on the box.
I need the festival server to execute when I turn the box on. Right now I have to manually issue
festival --server
To turn it on, and then as soon as I close putty it dies. How do I do this so that it runs in the background when the machine is turned on?
Answer : Run a service upon startup in Linux (Festival)
add that line
/etc/rc.local file
vi /etc/rc.local
so when sever will restart that proramm will restart automaticaly and will run always
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