<< Can any Linux user out there tell me the command to run autoexec while I'm
logged off the telnet client?
I have to type
sh ./autorun & to run things already >>
That is the 'autoexec' command, in your words. AUTORUN is a script that
keeps Circle running in the background. But, you need to use NOHUP to have
it run while you log off:
nohup sh ./autorun &
Should take care of it. :)
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