IgniteHost Contributor Contributor Rep 0 0 0 Rep 866 Vouches 0 0 0 Vouches 0 Posts 1,050 Likes 707 Bits 0 3 YEARS 3 YEARS OF SERVICE OP Oct 7, 2023 #2 I never did it, im on a Debian 11 System. I would like to have a screen created at startup, and make it run a nodejs command, so when i connect, i can just reattach the screen. Anyone can give me a piece of code doing that ?
I never did it, im on a Debian 11 System. I would like to have a screen created at startup, and make it run a nodejs command, so when i connect, i can just reattach the screen. Anyone can give me a piece of code doing that ?
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OpenBSD Premium member Premium Rep 0 0 0 Rep 0 Vouches 0 0 0 Vouches 0 Posts 1 Likes 0 Bits 0 4 YEARS 4 YEARS OF SERVICE Oct 8, 2023 #4 Hi, you can do: vim /etc/rc.local type screen -d -m node (your node project) rc.local is executed on startup, then launches a screen in detatched mode
Hi, you can do: vim /etc/rc.local type screen -d -m node (your node project) rc.local is executed on startup, then launches a screen in detatched mode