macOS how to run a command in terminal at startup?

[phuong]

hello. I want to run the following sequence of command in the terminal at startup:

cd mytest
./init.bat

is it possible to do it? and if yes, please tell me how.

thnk you very much

 

[HiRez]

hello. I want to run the following sequence of command in the terminal at startup:

cd mytest
./init.bat

is it possible to do it? and if yes, please tell me how.

Yes, it is possible:

http://www.osxfaq.com/Tutorials/LearningCenter/HowTo/Startup/index.ws

It's a little complicated to set it up, but it's not that bad really if you carefully follow the example. I think things might easier if you can run it at login time instead of startup time (it wouldn't need to have root privileges). But you'd have to set it up separately for each user who needs it in that case.

 

[satyam90]

If u want something to run everytime u start terminal (and not at system startup) do the following:

Create a ".profile" file in ur HOME directory. ".profile" must consist of the commands that u want to run at terminal start up.


###################################################
That's it. Everytime, u start a terminal, the commands in ".profile" will run
Try it out.