I have Apache Tomcat installed on my Ubuntu box. It has a script called "startup.sh" that I'd like to have run at boot (but after the Apache webserver starts). How do I go about doing that? Also, I'd like to have it run as the same user as the webserver (www-data), rather than as my user.
I could tell you how to do it in Debian. This is probably a RTFM situation. In Debian you put your script in the /etc/init.d/ folder, and run the update-rc.d command. update-rc.d is Debian specific as far as I know, but there may be something similar in Ubantu. Good luck!
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