You should install 3.9. It solves the problem with auto-start.
Sorry, it is 3.9 I'm running on my RaPi 3 with Debian Jesse Lite. What could be the problem here? Tried sudo reboot for checking if traccar was autostarting.
Check if there is a link to Traccar in the init scripts directory.
OK.
There is a file in /etc/init.d called 'traccar'. Is this what you mean?
You should have for example this link:
/etc/rc3.d/S01traccar
If it's there, the service should start automatically on startup.
OK,
ran another test, without shutting Traccar down first properly. Then after a sudo reboot Traccar started up fine. Thanks for your directions.
What line do I have to add as a cronjob when I want my traccar 3.8 want to autostart on a reboot?