I've got a little Atom box that I'm running Xubuntu (18.04.3 LTS Ubuntu with Xfce) on and I've got lighttpd up and going by adjusting the port number in the conf file (to avoid a collision with Apache on port 80).
I can start lighttpd by using 'service lighttpd start' but when I do 'service --status-all', lighttpd does not show up (as either a + or -). I can ps and see the process and I can netstat and see my port is up (and I can browse to that port and see my index page).
Shouldn't lighttpd show up as a service's --status-all if it can be started with a service command?
Is there some setting or place that --status-all pulls its information about what is a configured service? (a text table somewhere or something)?
I've got a configuration that works, but now I'd like to: a) Get it to behave like a service (including showing up in status queries) b) Get it to autostart with the machine
So what am I missing to make those things happen?