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Running Homebridge on Bootup (init.d) error
See original GitHub issueI am trying to follow the init.d guide but when trying to start the service manually
sudo /etc/init.d/homebridge start
I get the following error in log
sudo: /usr/local/bin/homebridge: command not found
I am a beginner and apologize if this has already been answered.
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Most likely homebridge is in /usr/bin/ so removing the “local” should fix it. Here is my guide if you want to use systemd to start on boot up and restart on errors. https://timleland.com/setup-homebridge-to-start-on-bootup/
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