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I'm setting up a new Ubuntu 14.04 server and followed these instructions to install kippo (the SSH Honeypot). To run kippo, I do:

su kippo
~/kippo/start.sh

The contents of start.sh is simply:

#!/bin/sh
echo -n "Starting kippo in background..."
authbind --deep twistd -y kippo.tac -l log/kippo.log --pidfile kippo.pid

Which starts up a background process for kippo. What can I do to make this automatically run on startup? Do I need to add a script that calls this in /etc/init.d?

Cory Gagliardi
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There are several ways to accomplish that, but "The Ubuntu Way" is to write an upstart file.

mvillar
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