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Ubuntu way to run sysctl -p on each boot?

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I made some changes to sysctl.conf but now need to run sysctl -p on each boot. I can always create an init script to have it run automatically on boot, but I was wondering if there was an Ubuntu / Debian way of doing it.

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answered 2 Years ago ameatoes · Accepted Answer

On Ubuntu the Upstart job procps (/etc/init/procps.conf) already does that for you.