How to set openbox background.

Whenever I follow a tutorial to set openboxes background it works until I logout or shut down.  How would I get it to stay.

SanskritFritz wrote:
Arrakis11 wrote:use 'feh' and add the command to your autostart
+1 for
feh --bg-fill /my/file.jpg
and
cat .config/openbox/autostart
sh ~/.fehbg &
Use feh

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