sudo bash command for bot
So I have bot which I running with 2 commands.
cd /home/dzi/Documents/GuiltyKing
dotnet run Program.cs
So question is how I can automatize that process and get them up after restart automate.
If possible somethink with pm2 tool.
So.. right now i need a simple bash script with two commands up that will do with sudo.
command-line sudo
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So I have bot which I running with 2 commands.
cd /home/dzi/Documents/GuiltyKing
dotnet run Program.cs
So question is how I can automatize that process and get them up after restart automate.
If possible somethink with pm2 tool.
So.. right now i need a simple bash script with two commands up that will do with sudo.
command-line sudo
asked 2 days ago
dzinezloidzinezloi
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Possible duplicate of How to start a never ending script at startup
– Charles Green
23 hours ago
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So I have bot which I running with 2 commands.
cd /home/dzi/Documents/GuiltyKing
dotnet run Program.cs
So question is how I can automatize that process and get them up after restart automate.
If possible somethink with pm2 tool.
So.. right now i need a simple bash script with two commands up that will do with sudo.
command-line sudo
asked 2 days ago
dzinezloidzinezloi
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So I have bot which I running with 2 commands.
cd /home/dzi/Documents/GuiltyKing
dotnet run Program.cs
So question is how I can automatize that process and get them up after restart automate.
If possible somethink with pm2 tool.
So.. right now i need a simple bash script with two commands up that will do with sudo.
command-line sudo
command-line sudo
asked 2 days ago
dzinezloidzinezloi
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asked 2 days ago
dzinezloidzinezloi
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asked 2 days ago
dzinezloidzinezloi
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asked 2 days ago
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asked 2 days ago
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Possible duplicate of How to start a never ending script at startup
– Charles Green
23 hours ago
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Possible duplicate of How to start a never ending script at startup
– Charles Green
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Possible duplicate of How to start a never ending script at startup
– Charles Green
23 hours ago
Possible duplicate of How to start a never ending script at startup
– Charles Green
23 hours ago
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Possible duplicate of How to start a never ending script at startup
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