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hi all,
I using /etc/rc.local to start up program. I know it works fromcomand promp as sh /etc/rc.local runs the code, however from boot nothing runs. Is there anyway I can check up on this, from a log for exaple?
I'm running my own app, which is graphical. So I have a delay to allow X to start, perhaps I need to run from gnome->sesions->startup programes?
well yes, and note that there is no USER in the bootup process, so clearly you can't run anything for a certain user (exluding su stuff), as no one has logged in yet.
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