Messaging Server/UNIX: Starts automatically after installation

Question

How can I configure Messaging Server to run automatically on startup?
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In most cases, Messaging Server for UNIX will run at startup automatically.
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Most UNIX systems have a start script that includes a line that starts sendmail
as a server (/usr/lib/sendmail -bd) automatically.
Howver, when Messaging Server is installed, it replaces several mail utilities (mailq,
processq, and sendmail), with links to our sendmail binary
(<ServerRoot>/bin/msg/admin/bin/sendmail).
Therefore, Messaging Server, rather than sendmail, starts when
your system starts.
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This can be confusing to administrators of other Netscape servers since
most other Netscape servers are not installed to start automatically.
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<B>Note:</B>
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This does not take effect until the system is fully restarted. After
installing Messaging Server, restart the system before attempting to start
Messaging Server. Sendmail is usually already running, and the installer does
not kill the sendmail process.
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If you start Messaging Server without
restarting, smtpd will not start due to a port conflict.

Answer 1

Hi Leo, thank you for your help
This:
I have tried the suggestion above (clear the "Run task as soon as possible after a scheduled start is missed" checkbox) and it does the trick for me. However on the Home/Get Started/Set up screen the "Set up Server Backup" task is then reset to outstanding
while the .../Quick Status screen shows "Server Backup ON".
Is a working work around till a real update or hotfix is released