crontab

# Use this for stuff to run on startup
#
# @reboot
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15 00  * * 1-5     $HOME/.profile; $SCRIPT_PATH/run_stack_handler  >> $ECHO_PATH/run_stack_handler.txt 2>&1
45 00  * * 1-5     $HOME/.profile; $SCRIPT_PATH/run_capital_update  >> $ECHO_PATH/run_capital_update.txt 2>&1
05 20  * * 1-5     $HOME/.profile; $SCRIPT_PATH/run_daily_price_updates  >> $ECHO_PATH/run_daily_price_updates.txt 2>&1
30 20  * * 1-5     $HOME/.profile; $SCRIPT_PATH/run_systems  >> $ECHO_PATH/run_systems.txt 2>&1
45 20  * * 1-5     $HOME/.profile; $SCRIPT_PATH/run_strategy_order_generator  >> $ECHO_PATH/run_strategy_order_generator.txt 2>&1
00 21  * * 1-5     $HOME/.profile; $SCRIPT_PATH/run_cleaners  >> $ECHO_PATH/run_cleaners.txt 2>&1
15 21  * * 1-5     $HOME/.profile; $SCRIPT_PATH/run_backups  >> $ECHO_PATH/run_backups_echos.txt 2>&1
30 21  * * 1-5     $HOME/.profile; $SCRIPT_PATH/run_reports  >> $ECHO_PATH/run_reports.txt 2>&1
#
# Note: $MONGO_DATA must be accessible at boot; this won't work if it's in an encrypted home folder
@reboot          $HOME/.profile; mongod --dbpath $MONGO_DATA
@reboot          $SCRIPT_PATH/startup  >> $ECHO_PATH/startup.txt 2>&1