Auto Start EQEMU on Bootup
I have been successful in finally getting a Linux (deb x32) up and running with mercs and bots functional on the latest releases. Fun experience learning about Linux and MySQL.
I have found several posts with scripts presented to auto start EQEMU required programs, but I cannot seem to get them to work. I even tried to cobble together one of my own to start one as a service with no luck using the init.d feature. Any Linux Masters out there help me with this one? Peyton |
Look up how to create a cron task. You can use that for executing scripts at start up
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I read that somewhere, but have not tried that yet!
Thanks! |
What you want is for your init process to run it, not cron. Cron can do it but it's basically a hack.
If your version of Debian uses systemd, you'll want to make a unit file. You can see the ones I'm using in my post history. If it's using sysvinit still, you'll want either a /etc/init.d script or to put it in your /etc/inittab. The latter will ensure that it starts back up if it crashes. |
Thanks Flopz, will send a PM if I have questions!
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