Loading a script on startup

[UltraMaroon]

I made a script and it works and I want to put it to start on startup...where should I put it at to make it start up when booting? and how would I make it do that too?

[Death on Wheels]

RTFM. It's documented just about everywhere. Look for init scripts.

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Kurt Weber
Shell scripts? Shell scripts? We don't NEED no stinkin' shell scripts!
White, heterosexual, middle-class, and proud!
I've never understood why Bill Gates would name his company after his penis.

[david]

If RH based, eg/ Mandrake, add the path to the script at the end of:
/etc/rc.d/rc.local, i think http://www.linuxnewbie.org/ubb/smile.gif

[Strike]

DOW - that was a crappy way of putting things. You know we don't want that sort of attitude on these boards.

UltraMaroon - it depends upon your distribution, but most of them are in /etc somewhere, post your distro and we can be more specific.