Autostart won't run script

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Hii, I’ve written a script (script1.sh), located in /home/user/e which contains:

#!/bin/bash echo "example"

It only runs in konsole after I go to the script in dolphin >rmb>actions>“run in konsole”, or, once I am in konsole, type:

cd /home/user/e sh script1.sh
Not when I double-click it or “rmb>open with>konsole”.

So the script works, and I have added it to autostart as a script, to run at startup, but you can guess it,… it won’t run after startup.

I think it is because the autostart-option opens it like double-click, rather than using the “actions>run with konsole” option.
Do you have any suggestions to make sure it does automatically run at startup?

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Depends on the type of script. Perhaps a systemd unit file or /etc/xdg/autostart folder.

Made the script executable?

Did you try if it works as per Whonix ™ - Anonymous Operating System on plain Debian [jessie]?

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For those stumbling upon the same problem:
The solution was to rmb on the script>properties>permissions>mark:"is executable"
Then after system en settings>startup and shutdown>autostart>"having added the script"
click in the overview shown, and mark “is executable” again.