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I got myself a minecraft server that turns on and off on specific hours but I don't want to type the commands every time it should start playing and let it run those commands after boot. I found an old askubuntu thread (for 12.04) where this is handled and let it run as root. But for security reasons, I don't want it to run as root. I would like to still be able to type in commands to like stop the server, so it cannot run my bash script somewhere hidden.

muru
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Irsu85
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You could try to use a crontab entry for your user.

The command to run a command att boot is "@reboot".

Example of crontab entry:

@reboot   cd /home && sh ./myscript.sh
Level9
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To automatically run a command every time the system boots:

  • Search "Startup Applications" in the dash and open it.

  • Click add. For the name put "Start Minecraft Server" and under "command" put your command used to start your Minecraft server.

  • Press add and now the script should run on restart/startup.

Enjoy!

jackw11111
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