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The <b>User Scripts</b> function allows users to write their own shell scripts that will be executed during the device's booting process. This page is an overview of the User Scripts function in {{{name}}} devices.
The <b>User Scripts</b> function allows users to write their own shell scripts that will be executed during the device's booting process. This page is an overview of the User Scripts function in {{{name}}} devices.


==Startup Script==
===Startup Script===


The <b>Startup Script</b> section shows the contents of the <i>/etc/rc.local</i> file and allows the user to edit it. This scripts written in this file are executed at the end of the device's boot cycle. You can also execute the script via a [[Command line interfaces|command line interface]] with the following command:
The <b>Startup Script</b> section shows the contents of the <i>/etc/rc.local</i> file and allows the user to edit it. This scripts written in this file are executed at the end of the device's boot cycle. You can also execute the script via a [[Command line interfaces|command line interface]] with the following command:
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Latest revision as of 13:59, 29 September 2023

Summary

The User Scripts function allows users to write their own shell scripts that will be executed during the device's booting process. This page is an overview of the User Scripts function in {{{name}}} devices.

Startup Script

The Startup Script section shows the contents of the /etc/rc.local file and allows the user to edit it. This scripts written in this file are executed at the end of the device's boot cycle. You can also execute the script via a command line interface with the following command:

sh /etc/rc.local

The figure below is an example of the Startup Script management section: