To summarize my understanding so far:
I use cron to make 2 things - 1. a reboot command every 24 hours at a given point in time @daily - 2. start the startserver.sh at boot
I know how to make the first one, but not entirely sure what the command looks like for no.2
Furthermore, as i understand.....(I've skimmed the guide provided) i can not make a command that keeps an eye (Is the server running, otherwise start the server), but should be able to make such a command in systemd......??
Is that a correct assumption? (I know right) - and is there a guide that i can use for that problem?
Thanks for all your help guys..... Image may be NSFW.
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I use cron to make 2 things - 1. a reboot command every 24 hours at a given point in time @daily - 2. start the startserver.sh at boot
I know how to make the first one, but not entirely sure what the command looks like for no.2
Furthermore, as i understand.....(I've skimmed the guide provided) i can not make a command that keeps an eye (Is the server running, otherwise start the server), but should be able to make such a command in systemd......??
Is that a correct assumption? (I know right) - and is there a guide that i can use for that problem?
Thanks for all your help guys..... Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Statistics: Posted by Wraithypooo — Fri Apr 11, 2025 2:18 pm
