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fix typo, edit for brevity
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edit approved Apr 14, 2019 at 22:14
myhd
edit approved Apr 14, 2019 at 22:14
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If you want to control the process with commands like start, stop, restart etc using the skeltonskeleton script and altering it for your purposes might be the best option.

If you just want the process to start and that's it, you might consider just puttingput the command, as you wrote it in your question, into the /etc/rc.local/etc/rc.local. (I don't have my RPi at hand, but I read online that there is an 'exit 0' line in there, you should put your command above this line)

If you want to control the process with commands like start, stop, restart etc using the skelton script and altering it for your purposes might be the best option.

If you just want the process to start and that's it, you might consider just putting the command, as you wrote it in your question, into the /etc/rc.local. (I don't have my RPi at hand, but I read online that there is an 'exit 0' line in there, you should put your command above this line)

If you want to control the process with commands like start, stop, restart etc using the skeleton script and altering it for your purposes might be the best option.

If you just want the process to start, put the command into /etc/rc.local. (I don't have my RPi at hand, but I read online that there is an 'exit 0' line in there, you should put your command above this line)

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If you want to control the process with commands like start, stop, restart etc using the skelton script and altering it for your purposes might be the best option.

If you just want the process to start and that's it, you might consider just putting the command, as you wrote it in your question, into the /etc/rc.local. (I don't have my RPi at hand, but I read online that there is an 'exit 0' line in there, you should put your command above this line)