I've done the same thing and I simply added this line:

(sleep 20;python /path/script_name.py)&

The script works fine, except the BaseHTTPServer, that probably doesn't start (I've tried to increase the sleep time, but it still doesn't work). Otherwise if I run the script from onion terminal everything works perfectly.

@Thomas-Krampe Here an example in python:

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import subprocess

pinNumber = 8
sensorModel = 'DHT11'

proc = subprocess.Popen(['./checkHumidity ' + str(pinNumber) + ' ' + sensorModel], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, shell=True)
(out, err) = proc.communicate()

sensor_data = out.split('\n')
humidity = sensor_data[0]
temperature = sensor_data[1]

print "Humidity:"
print str(humidity) + "%"

print "Temperature:"
print str(temperature) + "°C"

@Boken-Lin I've tried your advice, but it did't work. Anyhow I found a different solution; I've edited network script in etc/init.d/ and added this row in start_service():

(killall -9 python; cd /script_path/; python script_name.py)

@Boken-Lin in my python script I have a loop and everything works perfectly except for BaseHTTPServer; the internet connection is working, in the loop I have some functions that require an internet connection and these work nicely. As Pavils if I run the script directly from the terminal the BaseHTTPServer works

I've done the same thing and I simply added this line:

(sleep 20;python /path/script_name.py)&

The script works fine, except the BaseHTTPServer, that probably doesn't start (I've tried to increase the sleep time, but it still doesn't work). Otherwise if I run the script from onion terminal everything works perfectly.