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Linux Mono Equivalent of .NET Windows Service

I have a .NET Windows service that I would like to port to Mono on Linux.

What would be the proper way to install the service on Linux so that it works like a Windows service (i.e. autostart, runs when no users are logged in, etc)?

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You may take a look at this thread.

Darin Dimitrov  2009-10-24 16:04:57
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You'll have to register your software as a daemon by writing a script to go into init.d.

MiffTheFox  2009-10-24 16:05:10

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