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I was trying to run a .sh script on my OpenBSD machine on startup.

I've made the script executable using the chmod +x command. I've also added the script to cron via an entry reading

@restart sh /dir/myscript.sh

(no quotes) as well as adding the script via and entry to /etc/rc.d/rc.local and making that executable as well, to no avail.

The script is a basic echo "hello" command. Any tips?

I was trying to run a .sh script on my OpenBSD machine on startup.

I've made the script executable using the chmod +x command. I've also added the script to cron via an entry reading

@reboot sh /dir/myscript.sh

(no quotes) as well as adding the script via and entry to /etc/rc.d/rc.local and making that executable as well, to no avail.

The script is a basic echo "hello" command. Any tips?

Note: I edited restart to reboot, as I misremembered exactly what I typed in

I was trying to run a .sh script on my OpenBSD machine on startup. I've made the script executable using the chmod +x command. I've also added the script to cron via an entry reading @restart sh /dir/myscript.sh (no quotes) as well as adding the script via and entry to /etc/rc.d/rc.local and making that executable as well, to no avail. The script is a basic echo "hello" command. Any tips?

I was trying to run a .sh script on my OpenBSD machine on startup. 

I've made the script executable using the chmod +x command. I've also added the script to cron via an entry reading

@restart sh /dir/myscript.sh

(no quotes) as well as adding the script via and entry to /etc/rc.d/rc.local and making that executable as well, to no avail. 

The script is a basic echo "hello" command. Any tips?

I was trying to run a .sh script on my OpenBSD machine on startup. I've made the script executable using the chmod +x command. I've also added the script to cron via an entry reading '@restart sh /dir/myscript.sh' (no quotes) as well as adding the script via and entry to /etc/rc.d/rc.local and making that executable as well, to no avail. The script is a basic echo "hello" command. Any tips?

I was trying to run a .sh script on my OpenBSD machine on startup. I've made the script executable using the chmod +x command. I've also added the script to cron via an entry reading @restart sh /dir/myscript.sh (no quotes) as well as adding the script via and entry to /etc/rc.d/rc.local and making that executable as well, to no avail. The script is a basic echo "hello" command. Any tips?