/etc/init.d/local.sh don't want to run my script at startup

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Cobra

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Hello !

I'm currently using 2.6.37-slitaz for script development but I got an issue that I can't fix.

- I wrote a script which is working when I run it manually with :

"sh /usr/bin/sbin/myscript.sh"
or
"./myscript.sh"

- I want it run at every boot so I add my command
"sh /usr/sbin/myscript.sh"
into
"/etc/init.d/local.sh "

On boot the local.sh don't seems to be launched and my script has not been launched too.

I also tried manually to do "sh /etc/init.d/local.sh" then local.sh is running and my script is working but I can't find a way to properly automate it.

Do someone has an idea ?

Regards,

Gael

Posted 8 years ago #
Bellard

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Try:
$ chmod +x /etc/init.d/local.sh

Your script should start with
#!/bin/sh

Test it with:
$ /etc/init.d/local.sh

Posted 8 years ago #
Cobra

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Thanks for answer.

I already did the chmod on local.sh and my script begin with #!/bin/sh so it is good.

It works with /etc/init.d/local.sh like i did before with sh /etc/init.d/local.sh

On reboot it still doesn't run...

Posted 8 years ago #
Bellard

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RUN_SCRIPTS in /etc/rcS.conf should have local.sh, example:

$ grep RUN_SCRIPTS /etc/rcS.conf
RUN_SCRIPTS="bootopts.sh system.sh network.sh local.sh"

NB: I assume SliTaz is not running live...

Posted 8 years ago #
Cobra

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It works great now !

Thanks a lot Bellard !

Posted 8 years ago #

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