How to add a line into rc.local with shell
automation, linux, rc, ubuntu
Solution
Use Sed
For Test
sed -e '$i \nohup sh /bocommjava/socket.sh &\n' rc.local
Really Modify
sed -i -e '$i \nohup sh /bocommjava/socket.sh &\n' rc.local
Problem
I am working on a Ubuntu 12.04 and writing a environment-auto-build shell. In the shell I need to change something in rc.local. This is my rc.local now. ``` #!/bin/sh -e #...... exit 0 ``` I want to modify it like this: ``` #!/bin/sh -e #...... nohup sh /bocommjava/socket.sh & exit 0 ``` Now I use nano to modify it, is there any command that can insert the line into rc.local?