Run bash commands on Startup

Run bash commands and scripts on startup

What you need

• Your script named "team_script"
  • This can be a custom script or the firewall rule script

Commands to run only once

• echo -e '#!/bin/sh -e\n\n' > /etc/rc.local
• chmod a+x /etc/rc.local

Commands to run for each script

• echo -e '<path_to_script><team_script>\n\n' >> /etc/rc.local
  • Make sure to place a "/" between path_to_script and team_script
• chmod a+x <path_to_script><team_script>
  • Make sure to place a "/" between path_to_script and team_script

Known Issues

If there are a series of commands and one of the commands returns an error, then any commands, if any, below the failed command will not execute. To resolve this issue use || true after each command when possible. For example:

• echo hello || true
• pct start 101 || true
• pct mount 101 || true