I like your program, but how do i achieve to autostart the batchfile during
ubuntu startup or user login?
autostart batch file
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You can try "System Settings > Advanced > Autostart"
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i'm using linux mint and i have to enter some kind of command, just selecting
the batch file does not work
the batch file does not work
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Enter the full commandline beginning with the executable like:
/usr/bin/FreeFileSync /home/zenju/SyncJob.ffs_batch
/usr/bin/FreeFileSync /home/zenju/SyncJob.ffs_batch
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Entering the full command does not work either. But when i enter the full
cmdline in a terminal window, it does work fine.
Also adding the full cmd line to the /etc/rc.local file does not seem to work,
but when i execute the rc.local file myself it works again.
I'll try to investigate and google around further
cmdline in a terminal window, it does work fine.
Also adding the full cmd line to the /etc/rc.local file does not seem to work,
but when i execute the rc.local file myself it works again.
I'll try to investigate and google around further
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Actually I haven't tried this myself, but as this is not related to FFS, but
about starting any program at Ubuntu start, Google should have an answer.
about starting any program at Ubuntu start, Google should have an answer.