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What's the easiest way to have a script run at boot time in OS X?
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I want a script (bash/zsh/ruby/...) to run at boot time in OS X. What's the most simple way to do this, without messing with xml/plist files, and preferably not needing to make a meta AppleScript.
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MacOS X uses Vixie cron, which has special meta tags for launching at reboot time. See the man page for the file format. something like: in your crontab would work. I'm not sure that this a better solution than launchd, you probably have more meta t…
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