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Old 09-23-2023, 06:22 PM   #1
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run "systemctl status xxx" upon logon

Hi,

I'd like to automatically show service status when I log in. Further to that, I'd like not to press Q to quit the message.
I'm not too familiar with bash scripts.

OS: Ubuntu server kernel 5.4.0

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Are you logging into a SSH session, console, or GUI desktop?
 
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Are you logging into a SSH session, console, or GUI desktop?
console, it's a proxmox VM
 
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console, it's a proxmox VM
Then you might be able to put it as the last line in your ~/.bash_profile and have it appear before your first system prompt.
 
  


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