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Run a script each time I login

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I have a script to automatically connect to a server and want it to run each time I login with my user account. If possible make the script wait a few seconds to connect until the network can be connected.

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answered 2 Years ago saucdisr · Accepted Answer

#!/bin/bash



sleep 11 &&



<your_script> -c ~/.<your_scriptrc>

#!/bin/bash tells the computer you want it to do the following in bash, sleep 11 && tells the computer to wait 11 seconds

Run a script each time I login

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(increase or decrease the time as needed).

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