So I want my server to run a script which starts several tmux sessions on boot.This is my crontab:@reboot . /home/steven/.profile; /home/steven/Scripts/Start.sh  And this is the content of my Start.sh  #!/bin/bash  cd ~/Scripts/  echo Mounting all drives...sudo mount -aecho Mounting finished.echo Starting Wemo Server...tmux new -s wemo -dtmux send -t wemo $'./start_wemo_server.sh\n'if (tmux list-sessions | grep wemo);    then        echo Wemo Server Ouimeaux started.    else         echo Tmux error @ wemo server.fiecho Starting GoDaddy Dynamic DNS Service...tmux new -ds godaddytmux send -t godaddy $'./start_godaddy_dyndns.sh\n'if (tmux list-sessions | grep godaddy);    then        echo GoDaddy Dynamic DNS Service started.    else        echo Tmux error @ GoDaddy.fiecho Starting Plex...sudo service plexmediaserver startecho Plex started.echo Starting PlexConnect Server...tmux new -ds plextmux send -t plex $'./start_plex_connect.sh\n'if (tmux list-sessions | grep plex);    then        echo PlexConnect Server started.    else        echo Tmux error @ Plex.fiecho All starting sequences are finished. Quitting...  If I start this script manually (i.e. ./Scripts/Start.sh), everything works just fine, tmux loads my profile nicely and everything is okay. However if I set the crontab to start this script, tmux doesn't load the profile, .bashrc isn't loaded, I can't even use Up Arrow key to recall previous commands, or Tab to autocomplete. This is really rather annoying because I use tmux during the day all the time, I can't live with a broken tmux session.   Does anyone have an idea of how this can be fixed or what I've done wrong?Thank you.
Crontab and Tmux not playing well together
linux;bash;scripting;cron;tmux