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Start bot on reboot Linux #28
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Hi, glad its all working now and thanks the donation :). You'd have two options to run the app in the background as well as on boot. Systemd and PM2. I personally prefer PM2. You can find an installation setup guide here. It will install it as .deb - no need for npm. When the installation finished go into your bot folder in your venv, and start the bot with the following command:
To auto start the bot on boot type:
You can see the logs with Hope that helps and let me know it anything is not working. |
Awesome. I will try it now. Thanks. |
You are totally awesome man! Working perfect! I can now get my bots moved over to my own server instead of relying on somebody else. I will send you some more BTC soon! Thank you so much. |
Awesome, glad to hear that. Enjoy the bot! |
Hi! I have this running on latest Ubuntu Desktop. Everything is working.
I was wondering if you could provide some instruction for using systemd to make this run on a reboot (without a user logged in). I am worried if my system reboots the bot is going to stop working.
I am a not a complete novice to Linux, but I am not an expert either. I see that I would need a .service file located in etc/systemd/system, but I am unsure exactly what to put in there.
P.S. Sending you some BTC right now for your trouble.
Thanks!
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