Run "java -jar MyJar.jar" automatically on linux server, instead of on login and run from ssh

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  •  11-06-2023
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Question

How can I run a Java .jar file, fx "java -jar MyJar.jar" automatically on a Linux server, instead every time I login and run it from ssh?

I am looking for some way to automatically execute that command, or something to that effect.

Also, how can I direct all output to some logfile? (I guess stdio in autostrt is unavailable.)

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Solution 2

You can use the terminal hooks, like See this answers about the bashrc. When you make a login or open a new terminal on your server, the script will run and execute your script.

OTHER TIPS

Since you reference "ssh", I'm gonna guess you are on *nix.

Have a look at cron

Redirecting output in *nix is easy, just use the ">" and "2>" redirections.

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