Run TachiWeb-Server on startup

[calgara12]

Hey, is it possible to make the application start on startup?

If yes how would i do it? I tried creating a tachi.service file which contained this: [Unit] Description= TachiWeb-Server After=network.target

[Service] Type=simple User=tachi Group=tachi ExecStart=/usr/bin/java -jar /path/to/TachiServer-all-1.0.jar

[Install] WantedBy=default.target

On startup, the application started, but nothing would load. It stated that the library failed to load, the catalogues also didnt load.

[null-dev]

The simplest method would be to just use the crontab, if you are on Debian/Ubuntu you can use the commands below to do this:

1. Ensure you have cron installed: sudo apt-get install cron.
2. Add the tachi user account if you haven't done so already: sudo adduser tachi. Use whatever password you want when asked to enter one.
3. Log into the tachi user: su tachi.
4. Download TachiWeb-Server onto the new user account: cd ~ && wget https://ci.nulldev.xyz/job/TachiWeb-Server/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/TachiServer/build/libs/TachiServer-all-1.0.jar
5. Open the crontab: crontab -e. Choose nano as the editor if you are asked.
6. Add the following line to the bottom:

@reboot cd /home/tachi && /usr/bin/java -jar TachiServer-all-1.0.jar

7. Save your changes and close nano: Press Ctrl+X, press Y and then press ENTER.
8. Reboot and see if you can access the program.

[covert8]

The user and group tag in the systemd service file need to be created, alternatively use "nobudy" and make sure that the jar is executable by others. (i.e. chmod 111) @Flat