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I'm trying to execute a bash script on Linux startup, but it doesn't work. I have tried all of these commands in the crontab:

@reboot bash /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh
@reboot sh /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh
@reboot /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh
@reboot sleep 60 && /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh

I have another command on crontab which works perfectly:

@reboot pwsh file.ps1

And I have also tried this command:

@reboot pwsh file.ps1 && sh /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh

None of these work! Any help would be appreciated!

Here is the content on bash script:

while($true)
do
./transfermysql.sh > file.txt
bcp tablename in file.txt -S ***********.com,**** -U **** -P *********** -d ********* -c
:> file.txt
sleep 60
done

I'm trying to execute a bash script on Linux startup, but it doesn't work. I have tried all of these commands in the crontab:

@reboot bash /home/user/mysqlamazon.sh
@reboot sh /home/user/mysqlamazon.sh
@reboot /home/user/mysqlamazon.sh
@reboot sleep 60 && /home/user/mysqlamazon.sh

I have another command on crontab which works perfectly:

@reboot pwsh file.ps1

And I have also tried this command:

@reboot pwsh file.ps1 && sh /home/user/mysqlamazon.sh

None of these work! Any help would be appreciated!

Here is the content on bash script:

while($true)
do
./transfermysql.sh > file.txt
bcp tablename in file.txt -S ***********.com,**** -U **** -P *********** -d ********* -c
:> file.txt
sleep 60
done

I'm trying to execute a bash script on Linux startup, but it doesn't work. The commands I've tried in crontab are as above: @reboot bash /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh

@reboot sh /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh

@reboot /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh

@reboot sleep 60 && /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh

I have another command on crontab which works perfectly: @reboot pwsh file.ps1.

And i have tried also this command: @reboot pwsh file.ps1 && sh /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh.

None of these work! Any help would be appreciated!

Here is the content on bash script:

while($true)
do
./transfermysql.sh > file.txt
bcp tablename in file.txt -S ***********.com,**** -U **** -P *********** -d ********* -c
:> file.txt
sleep 60
done

I'm trying to execute a bash script on Linux startup, but it doesn't work. I have tried all of these commands in the crontab:

@reboot bash /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh
@reboot sh /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh
@reboot /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh
@reboot sleep 60 && /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh

I have another command on crontab which works perfectly:

@reboot pwsh file.ps1

And I have also tried this command:

@reboot pwsh file.ps1 && sh /home/ec2-user/mysqlamazon.sh

None of these work! Any help would be appreciated!

Here is the content on bash script:

while($true)
do
./transfermysql.sh > file.txt
bcp tablename in file.txt -S ***********.com,**** -U **** -P *********** -d ********* -c
:> file.txt
sleep 60
done