Run Script at startup
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fabiobiscia
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Run Script at startup
Hi everyone. I would like to create a script that starts automatically on startup, possibly with root privileges. I have already tried some techniques tested with the main linux distros but none worked, could you help me?
Re: Run Script at startup
Hi，
You can try to put the script under /etc/init.d/, and then use the touch command to create a file with the same name as the script under /etc/sc.d/.
Have a good day！
You can try to put the script under /etc/init.d/, and then use the touch command to create a file with the same name as the script under /etc/sc.d/.
Have a good day！
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fabiobiscia
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Re: Run Script at startup
Thanks for the reply. in rc.d it is sufficient to create an empty file with the same name?
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mil_house23
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Re: Run Script at startup
hello, have the same problem, can you resolve?
i try the the solution but didnt work , i need to run java problem and keep running
Can you helpme please...
Thanks
Nicolas
i try the the solution but didnt work , i need to run java problem and keep running
Can you helpme please...
Thanks
Nicolas