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 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.