On Debian I had to tweak a little install-oacs.sh so it created systemd script. I did that by setting brutally the systemd flag toward the end of the script.
Reason why it was not working is that probably Debian is a special case with respect to Ubuntu, as it doesn't ship upstart out of the box. Dind't take time to think about a proper fix, but it should just be some "if" revision.
Anyway, for what concerns Kenneth, give a look toward the end of the script and you'll see that systemd service creation is decided upon the value of a couple of flags. Check if your installation passes through the service creation part and if doesn't you can try hardcoding the flags.
