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Hello,
could you please help me with the following request?
I need a linux command script that does the following.

  1. delete folders folder1 and folder2 located in install/users/web/folder1&2.
    and also delete folder3 install/jboss/server/folder3. All these folders has many folder and files inside.

  2. Reboot the machine

  3. Then start a cron job called "test.cron"

basically the script should do deleting folders then reboot the machine then start a cron job.

Thanks in advance
Ken

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There's a problem. Scripts do not persist across a reboot because all processes stop existing.

What do you mean by a 'start a cron job'? - cron runs at fixed intervals, so 'start a cron job' means make a cron entry using a script. And then hope it runs, I guess. Which in my opinion is a bad idea.

1. delete folders folder1 and folder2 located in install/users/web/folder1&2.
and also delete folder3 install/jboss/server/folder3. All these folders has many folder and files inside.
You did not give a full path.  I am assuming that install is off the root - the fule path starts with: /install

#!/bin/bash
# this script has to run as the root user
cd /install/user/web
rm -R folder1
rm -R folder2
cd /install/jboss/server
rm -R folder3
reboot -v

Before we show any more code, please explain what you want done, not how you decided to do it. Example: "I want to be sure cron works correctly after the reboot."