How to automatically run a parameter file in Ubuntu?

Question

linux

Hi everybody.
OS - Ubuntu 16.04
And so. The folder contains an executable file. I run it through the command line with the command: ./name_file -c cp-conf.json . And then the script is executed cyclically until it is turned off. After rebooting the system, you have to restart the startup procedure. Tell me how to make automatic loading of the script with parameters on the command line so that you do not have to do this every time with pens?

Answer 1

as a small life hack, you can hang execution flags on the config. and to register the executable program in the config itself through shebang
#! /path/to/name_file -c
is convenient.
but, with the future in mind, it's better to create a systemd.service script with Type=oneshot.

Answer 2

On 14.04 - upstart
From 16.04+ - systemd

Answer 3

Kind of weird. I tried the autoload options, and none of them work =( Tell me how to add files to autoload in order