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I think there are multiple things one could do to achieve this, but am uncertain which way to go:

if you use systemd create a systemd service I guess? How to create systemd service that runs a (python) script on startup?
some files similar to .bashrc always run on system startup/boot?; use this if you are less fancy / have no systemd

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[-] Atherel@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 points 5 months ago

If it's a service, best to use systemd or your OSs equivalent. If that's not possible, the @boot cronjob was already mentioned.

Also maybe look at supervisord or s6.

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