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Good day all,
I would like to create a Crontab in order to have a few things running automatically on server reboot. Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS. I need some help as I am a beginner, please.
Here are commands to be used (network must be available):
As user
- cd daemon/phi/
- sudo ./luxd -listen=0 -reindex=1(There should be a 16 minutes delay between this command and next one as root)
As root
- bash /home/pool/yiimp_install_scrypt/screen-scrypt.sh (There should be a
2 seconds delay between this command and next one as user)
As user
cd /var/stratum
sudo bash run.sh phi
Thank you very much in advance for any help!
command-line bash scripts cron
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Good day all,
I would like to create a Crontab in order to have a few things running automatically on server reboot. Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS. I need some help as I am a beginner, please.
Here are commands to be used (network must be available):
As user
- cd daemon/phi/
- sudo ./luxd -listen=0 -reindex=1(There should be a 16 minutes delay between this command and next one as root)
As root
- bash /home/pool/yiimp_install_scrypt/screen-scrypt.sh (There should be a
2 seconds delay between this command and next one as user)
As user
cd /var/stratum
sudo bash run.sh phi
Thank you very much in advance for any help!
command-line bash scripts cron
asked May 15 at 12:08
Infantryman
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Since network is a prerequisite, crontab seems inappropriate. Try a systemd target instead, triggering a root script. You seem to need a small bit of mentoring on permissions and shell script writing to really get rolling.
– user535733
May 15 at 12:39
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Good day all,
I would like to create a Crontab in order to have a few things running automatically on server reboot. Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS. I need some help as I am a beginner, please.
Here are commands to be used (network must be available):
As user
- cd daemon/phi/
- sudo ./luxd -listen=0 -reindex=1(There should be a 16 minutes delay between this command and next one as root)
As root
- bash /home/pool/yiimp_install_scrypt/screen-scrypt.sh (There should be a
2 seconds delay between this command and next one as user)
As user
cd /var/stratum
sudo bash run.sh phi
Thank you very much in advance for any help!
command-line bash scripts cron
asked May 15 at 12:08
Infantryman
11
Good day all,
I would like to create a Crontab in order to have a few things running automatically on server reboot. Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS. I need some help as I am a beginner, please.
Here are commands to be used (network must be available):
As user
- cd daemon/phi/
- sudo ./luxd -listen=0 -reindex=1(There should be a 16 minutes delay between this command and next one as root)
As root
- bash /home/pool/yiimp_install_scrypt/screen-scrypt.sh (There should be a
2 seconds delay between this command and next one as user)
As user
cd /var/stratum
sudo bash run.sh phi
Thank you very much in advance for any help!
command-line bash scripts cron
asked May 15 at 12:08
Infantryman
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asked May 15 at 12:08
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asked May 15 at 12:08
Infantryman
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Since network is a prerequisite, crontab seems inappropriate. Try a systemd target instead, triggering a root script. You seem to need a small bit of mentoring on permissions and shell script writing to really get rolling.
– user535733
May 15 at 12:39
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Since network is a prerequisite, crontab seems inappropriate. Try a systemd target instead, triggering a root script. You seem to need a small bit of mentoring on permissions and shell script writing to really get rolling.
– user535733
May 15 at 12:39
Since network is a prerequisite, crontab seems inappropriate. Try a systemd target instead, triggering a root script. You seem to need a small bit of mentoring on permissions and shell script writing to really get rolling.
– user535733
May 15 at 12:39
Since network is a prerequisite, crontab seems inappropriate. Try a systemd target instead, triggering a root script. You seem to need a small bit of mentoring on permissions and shell script writing to really get rolling.
– user535733
May 15 at 12:39
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Since network is a prerequisite, crontab seems inappropriate. Try a systemd target instead, triggering a root script. You seem to need a small bit of mentoring on permissions and shell script writing to really get rolling.
– user535733
May 15 at 12:39