[Novalug] how to run a command at startup
pereira
ninorpereira@gmail.com
Tue Oct 21 09:23:10 EDT 2014
This is an interesting suggestion. It would be particularly helpful for
those
trying to understand what's going on if there were to be an explanation why
the various files (all owned by root, and read-write only; not executable)
are in this directory. Are those all referred to each time you open a
terminal? each time you reboot?
And, where are the files that are executed once a day? once a week?
Curious minds want to know...
Nino
On 10/21/2014 12:10 AM, James Ewing Cottrell III via Novalug wrote:
> Look at the files in /etc/profile.d
>
> cd /etc/profile.d
> echo xinput disable 14 > anynameyoulike.sh
> chmod +x anynameyoulike.sh
> cp anynameyoulike.sh anynameyoulike.csh
>
> Actually, I don't think they need to be executable...I think they are
> sourced from /etc/profile and /etc/login (<---not sure about that name).
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