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You can automatically fire up the mcp or anything you want with s3d and
have it closed when s3d goes down or vice versa:
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just create a shellscript at position /etc/s3drc or ~/.s3drc, for example
have it starting the mcp. Don't forget to toggle it executable (chmod 755
or so).
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When s3d starts, it will look for ~/.s3drc or /etc/s3drc (in this order),
and will start it along with the server. E.g. when you log out off your mcp,
the s3d server is shut down too.
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You can disable this behavior with s3d --no-rc
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For example my .s3drc looks like this:
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<code class="prompt">$</code> cat ~/.s3drc
#!/bin/sh
cd ~/msrc/s3d/apps/dot_mcp/
./dot_mcp
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