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For OpenSUSE 12.2 (Mantis), the script for "after local" should be /etc/init.d/after-local , and you may need to enable it via systemctl, like this...

To enable /etc/init.d/after-local,

systemctl enable after-local.service

To check status of /etc/init.d/after-local,

systemctl status after-local.service

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For OpenSUSE 12.2 (Mantis), the script for "after local" should be /etc/init.d/after-local , and you may need to enable it via systemctl, like this...

To enable /etc/init.d/after-local,

systemctl enable after-local.service

To check status of /etc/init.d/after-local,

systemctl status after-local.service

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For OpenSUSE 12.2 (Mantis), the script for "after local" should be /etc/init.d/after-local , and you may need to enable it via systemctl, like this...

To enable /etc/init.d/after-local,

systemctl enable after-local.service

To check status of /etc/init.d/after-local,

systemctl status after-local.service
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For OpenSUSE 12.2 (Mantis), the script for "after local" should be /etc/init.d/after-local , and you may need to enable it via systemctl, like this...

To enable /etc/init.d/after-local,

systemctl enable after-local.service

To check status of /etc/init.d/after-local,

systemctl status after-local.service

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