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[pepiho]

I have PI3 with latest Raspbian Jessie connected to my wifi network.
After start Raspbian i install KWEB and next i write to terminal : kweb -JFK www.my_site.xxx
Web browser is openned on full screen mode and all function well.
My problem: i need to start this "kweb -JFK www.my_site.xxx" afret start Raspbian.
I try write this row to last position file /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autorun but never start this ....
Please, help my with systax to start this browser.
PS sorry to my english ......

[gkreidl]

I have PI3 with latest Raspbian Jessie connected to my wifi network.
After start Raspbian i install KWEB and next i write to terminal : kweb -JFK http://www.my_site.xxx
Web browser is openned on full screen mode and all function well.
My problem: i need to start this "kweb -JFK http://www.my_site.xxx" afret start Raspbian.
I try write this row to last position file /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autorun but never start this ....
Please, help my with systax to start this browser.
PS sorry to my english ......

Read the manual. It contains examples. There's one little difference, though, on Jessie: you have to add a
sleep 10
(maybe even a higher value)
to rc.local, before the line starting with xinit.

[JimmyN]

My problem: i need to start this "kweb -JFK http://www.my_site.xxx" afret start Raspbian.
I try write this row to last position file /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autorun but never start this ....

"/etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autorun" is the wrong location, and the wrong file name.

Add the line to the users autostart file

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nano ~/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart

[pepiho]

JimmyN thanks, function perfect.
Petr.

[pepiho]

I added this line to autostart and works well if I am connected to the LAN. If I connect to wifi, the browser is started before connecting.
It is possible to add autostart "wait to connection"?
Thank you very much.

[pepiho]

... pls , help me...

[JimmyN]

Using the autostart file it doesn't start the browser until the desktop comes up, and the network should be up by then. Maybe yours is slow to connect. Try using the raspi-config "Wait for Network at Boot" option.

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sudo raspi-config