First, thanks, this got me too!
Now I did a little digging and its now even more solved – it reads this information from the file
/etc/init.d/mt-daapd
If you look near the top, change the line
# chkconfig: – 85 15
to read
# chkconfig: – 99 15
Apparently this is what the chkconfig command reads when building the symlinks. If you change this then you don’t have to manually.
So I did this (to make sure it cleaned up the old links first):-
1) chkconfig mtdaapd off
2) Make above edit
3) chkconfig mtdaapd on
Tada!
I second fixing this too needless to say 🙂