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[Question] Execute commands at start #97
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Bryan Horna <[email protected]> 於 2018年12月31日 週一 07:36 寫道:
… Hi! I'm liking this docker image and working on a sound project with it.
For this to work, I need to run two commands at the start (either the
container or the session):
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I have seen that issue on the README (and also read it), but isn't there a way to do it without modifying your image? Because if, at some point, you update that file, it will probably break many things, or miss out some improvements you make. |
Make sense. PR is welcome or I will update later.
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… I have seen that issue on the README (and also read it), but isn't there a
way to do it without modifying your image? Because if, at some point, you
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Hi! I'm liking this docker image and working on a sound project with it. For this to work, I need to run two commands at the start (either the container or the session):
I can't find a way to make it work without having to open LXTerminal (which will read
.bashrc
).What I tried doing:
.profile
,.bashrc
) which are not read on startup,.profile
is completely ignored and.bashrc
is only read when opening LXTerminal.CMD
instruction with the shell form, doesn't execute at all.Is there a way to make running those commands (which are instant) at start?
Thanks in advance for your response.
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