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I would personally just convert the server to a docker container; it'll allow you to do that with a flag --restart=unless_stopped its also really good for security and overall a good practice. Maybe do that instead? Heres the docs if you need it.
To build onto this, if you want, you could also install https://pterodactyl.io/ which is a panel that you can create servers in, which will use docker containers