I was kindly helped on this forum a few months ago to fix my Wifi. Only problem is I have to run the command in the terminal at the start of every session.Each time I need to run-  sudo modprobe -v brcmsmac   How can I make this process run automatically?  Many thanks!
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How can I make an application automatically start when I have logged in?
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I put a command block that would teleport "@p" so when i get close it teleports me back to another place, its Always Active and its a Repeat Command Block, I've tried lots of commands but none work, I've been trying for hours
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Is there any way to run a command automatically when a player joins the server? I need to do this without the use of a Bukkit plugin. I think it's possible with MCP but I want to know how!
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I'd like to run a command at startup which pings a certain address every 10 minutes and writes the result to a file. I've figured out now how to do the pinging and file writing and the 10 min intervals:  while true; do my-command-here; sleep 600; done   My question is, can I put this in /etc/init.d/rc.local or should I be putting it in /etc/rc.local or somewhere else entirely? I'm specifically concerned because it's an infinite loop so I'm not sure if I could put it in one of these startup scripts.  Some help would be appreciated. I'm using Ubuntu 12.04.5
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I need to run the following command (with real parameters) after login:  ssh -f user@example.com -L 54321:example.com:54321 -N   I need it only for my user, not all users on the machine. Also, I need it to run whether I login via the GUI or via SSH to a plain shell terminal. I would even like to know how to do this on machines without a GUI installed.  Where would I put the above line to be run as explained?
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I frequently need to start several programs that I use every time I start my computer. How can I make it so that whenever I login the program is automatically launched?
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What's a simple way to run a command, say, 8 hours from now? I can think of this way:  nohup bash -c "sleep 28800 ; ./mycommand.sh" &amp;   Is there a more "proper" way?
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How can I repeat a command every interval of time , so that it will allow  me to run commands for checking  or monitoring  directories ?   There is no need for a script, i need just a simple command to be executed in terminal.
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This question shows how to stop automatic time update (and switch to manual):    I want to do this exact thing but I can only ssh onto my machine so I need to make this change through the terminal. Is there any way to do this?
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I have a daemon that runs fine if I start it manually with the service command:  ricardo@ricardo-laptop:~$ sudo service minidlna start                     * Starting minidlna minidlna                                                              [ OK ]    but it's not configured to auto start when the PC reboots.   How can I configure it to start automatically, even if no one is logged into the PC?
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I have a script in a folder:  /path/to/my/script.sh   I need this script to run every time the system starts (even if no one logs in to the system). What do I need to do in order to make this happen?
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I have a command that I want to have run again automatically each time it terminates, so I ran something like this:  while [ 1 ]; do COMMAND; done;   but if I can't stop the loop with Ctrl-c as that just kills COMMAND and not the entire loop.  How would I achieve something similar but which I can stop without having to close the terminal?
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I have recently disabled  so that it now prompts me for a password every time.  And though this is good for security, it has caused one slight problem which I haven't been able to figure out a solution for, I am unable to run commands which go along the lines of:   sudo &lt;command&gt; &amp;   In the past I would have run a sudo command before that, it would have cached my password and allowed me to run sudo commands without prompt for the next few minutes, and thus it would allow me to run the command.  But when I run it now as there is no caching before hand and as it starts a new thread immediately and sudo doesn't even prompt me for a password, I am unable to run it in this way.  So unless I run sudo -i before it I am unable to run a command in this format which is becoming rather annoying. So I was wondering if there is any way to get around this and still run programs and commands in this way?  I am running Ubuntu GNOME 15.10 with GNOME 3.18, and specifically the program I want to run in this fashion is etherape if that makes any difference, but I would really like the solution to work for all programs and commands.
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I'm trying to run the command ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no but I'm a bit lost as to how to run it. I've tried running it from a shell script, but the output was the man page or settings that lists out all the parameters.   I then tried running that command from the shell (Cygwin) itself, but got the same man output. How do I run the command? Do I need to provide credentials or anything?
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How can I run a command before the machine automatically shuts down?
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In the terminal I get Command not found when I type:  airmon-ng start wlan0   What can I do to access the airmon-ng command?
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Other posts seems to be addressing more complicated network connection issues from the command line.  The Unity panel Network indicator/button doesn't respond too well sometimes - it keeps trying to connect to a network even when i click on "disconnect", stuff like that.  So I want to go command line for the control.  I don't like GUIs anyway.  Is there not some simple command line tool which can do something like the following?  wifi connect MyNetworkNameA wifi disconnect wifi connect MyNetworkNameB