run_program_at_boot_using_cron
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| run_program_at_boot_using_cron [2017/01/31 17:14] – [Run Program at Boot using Cron] walkeradmin | run_program_at_boot_using_cron [2017/01/31 22:15] – [Execution Rights] walkeradmin | ||
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| To avoid putting loads of commands in to Cron, its best to group them all in to a file, then just reference that file in Cron. For this example we will make a file called <color red> | To avoid putting loads of commands in to Cron, its best to group them all in to a file, then just reference that file in Cron. For this example we will make a file called <color red> | ||
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| sudo chmod 755 launcher.sh | sudo chmod 755 launcher.sh | ||
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| @reboot sh / | @reboot sh / | ||
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| When you boot/reboot your Raspberry Pi, this will now run the launcher.sh, | When you boot/reboot your Raspberry Pi, this will now run the launcher.sh, | ||
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