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How to make Start up script for Making Application run on startup

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I have one jar which i need to run on startup and no matter whatever user is logged in and that need to take that user name automatcally
here this code can take user name

echo $(logname)

and this command i need to run on start up.

java -jar /home/(username)/VISDashboard2014/VISDashboard.jar

so now how can i take dynamically username in to this command.?

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answered 2 Years ago aradxalte · Accepted Answer

You can use following conmand:

In which $USER is environment variable which gives username

java -jar /home/$USER/VISDashboard2014/VISDashboard.jar