How do I make this run my Cloudflared Service script in Init.D

[chrisz99]

I tried making a init.d script to launch my cloudflared service to host my fluid online. However the script refuses to run by itself on launch. I've tried shoehorning the script like this "sudo /etc/init.d/cloudflared-tunnels start", in other init.d files, but for some reason this script will not run on startup. It will work if I run it manually however.

Anyone have any ideas to accomplish running a script at startup. I can't install the cloudflared service, because the linux this runs on doesn't have systemd and pretty much everything else seemingly that can get scripts to run on startup.

[chrisz99]

SOLVED! ETC dir has a script called inittab that launches a script in init called rcS which in turns runs all the scripts designagted with an S prefix in the init.d script folder. I just had to alter my script to match that format, and wham it was running. Another problem I ran into, was that my script was running prior from shoehorning the script into other scripts, but I didn't have the proper certifications on that run level or whatever. I had to add my cloudflared certification jsons and pems manually, and point to it in my run-time script. But now it launches my cloudflared tunnels on startup, and I have it on the same domain as my other printers!