Task: make it so that immediately after a successful login to a Linux OS with the BASH interpreter, the user has specified scripts or commands run automatically. In other words, create a kind of autostart (or autorun) in Linux.
In Bash, this is done using the .bash_login file, located in the user's home directory. The file looks similar to a script, except that it doesn't need a "#!/bin/bash" line and doesn't need to be made executable with chmod +x.
For example, the following .bash_login file will clear the screen and run the "myscript.sh" script right after the user logs in:
.bash_login:
clear
./myscript.sh
You can create your own autostart scenarios following this pattern.
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