Auto-start script by Ar2rJke (Translated from Russian)
1. Create a file with any name, I have this: rbm_autostart.sh
2. Insert the newly created file code:
Code:
#!/bin/sh  ps afx | grep -v grep | grep -q ./rbmod.pl || cd /home/archi/Other/RbMod/ && screen -d -m -S rb ./rbmod.pl

3. Instead "/home/archi/Other/RbMod/" - specify path to launch mod. Then save the file.
4. Now, you want to add it to the cron: write "crontab -e" and add....
Code:
 */2 * * * * cd /home/archi/Other/Scripts && sh rbm_autostart.sh
# - */2 * * * * - in the process of checking every 2 minutes.
# - /home/archi/Other/Scripts - specify path to the script rbm_autostart.sh
5. Now, look to see that it's executed with: screen -ls, we'll see something like:
Code:
There are screens on:         11143.rb        (07.10.2012  11:10:01)   (Detached) 1 Sockets in /var/run/screen/S-user.
6.- Then go to the process: screen -r rb
# - rb - session title screen

What do we see after all this?

After, the script will look for the specified process every 2 minutes, if the script does not see the mod process, the script starts it automatically, if the mod is in the process list, it will ignore it.
@reboot - Do not ask ... The script will be in touch with the mod, so there is no need.