autoexec
ARES System Manual: autoexec Scripts
Autoexec scripts are a way of distributing self-loading configuration changes for ARES users, especially to configure ARES to work with a specific main controller model.
Whenever the fs program detects that a file named
Run the script: This is usually safe, especially if you installed the
Delete the script: If you do not wish to run the autoexec script, you may simply delete it. Well-formed autoexec scripts should call
If you select 'help' or 'ignore' when prompted, you will not be alerted again to the presence of the script until fs restarts.
Autoexec scripts are a way of distributing self-loading configuration changes for ARES users, especially to configure ARES to work with a specific main controller model.
Whenever the fs program detects that a file named
autoexec.as has been added to your ARES local files, it will offer a prompt to run this script for you. Your options are as follows:
Run the script: This is usually safe, especially if you installed the
autoexec.as file with your main controller. Despite the name, autoexec files do not actually run automatically.
Delete the script: If you do not wish to run the autoexec script, you may simply delete it. Well-formed autoexec scripts should call
fs delete $arg.0 when finished.
If you select 'help' or 'ignore' when prompted, you will not be alerted again to the presence of the script until fs restarts.