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    Add service to auto start

    I tried to install Crashplan on my computer and it could not open. After chatting with the support team the problem was located to the service that is supposed to auto start because the app opens just fine if I have started the service manually. So my question now is:

    How do I add this service to my auto start? (I was thinking of a script, but I don't know hos to write one, has only used Kubuntu for a couple of months.)


    Crashplan 3.6.4
    (the service file is located in /usr/local/crashplan/bin and the file name is /CrashPlanEngine)

    I using:
    Kubuntu 14.10
    KDE 4.14.1
    Grub 0.97-29ubuntu66

    Computer:
    Desktop
    Intel 32-bit
    Graphics ? (Tried "lspci | grep aphic" but it did not work)
    RAM 2GB
    1 HDD - internal
    1 SSD - internal
    1 DVD - internal
    1 floppy-disk reader - internal


    /Thanks in advance!

    #2
    What's the output of
    Code:
    ls -al /etc/init.d/*crash*
    
    ls -al /etc/rc*.d/*crash*

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