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This question was asked nearly 6 years ago, and remains a relevant question. However - the accepted answer is no longer relevant because rc.local has been deprecated.

There are (at least) two alternatives to rc.local that - as of this date - are valid and supported:

  1. systemdsystemd

  2. croncron

In comparison, cron is simpler, systemd is more precise. In general, either one will work for most requirements.

This question was asked nearly 6 years ago, and remains a relevant question. However - the accepted answer is no longer relevant because rc.local has been deprecated.

There are (at least) two alternatives to rc.local that - as of this date - are valid and supported:

  1. systemd

  2. cron

In comparison, cron is simpler, systemd is more precise. In general, either one will work for most requirements.

This question was asked nearly 6 years ago, and remains a relevant question. However - the accepted answer is no longer relevant because rc.local has been deprecated.

There are (at least) two alternatives to rc.local that - as of this date - are valid and supported:

  1. systemd

  2. cron

In comparison, cron is simpler, systemd is more precise. In general, either one will work for most requirements.

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This question was asked nearly 6 years ago, and remains a relevant question. However - the accepted answer is no longer relevant because rc.local has been deprecated.

There are (at least) two alternatives to rc.local that - as of this date - are valid and supported:

  1. systemd

  2. cron

In comparison, cron is simpler, systemd is more precise. In general, either one will work for most requirements.