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Title: Startup script
Post by: ThePloum on January 10, 2017, 09:16:46 PM

Hello,

I would like to run a sh script at startup but I can't find a solution!
I tried to make change in: /etc/inittab, /etc/rc.sh, /usr/sbin/system_init. At best I can save changes but everything is lost when I reboot!
Do you know if there is a file I could create or modify to run my script at startup?

Thanks for your help!

Gilles

Title: Re: Startup script
Post by: vtverdohleb on January 11, 2017, 11:13:08 AM

You consider NAS as a personal computer with Linux. This is not true. No standard startup script.
Rather it is, but if it is to admit the slightest mistake - NAS become a not working stuff ...
It can be relatively painless, the commands/scripts append any "init.sh" from the catalog of add-ons /mnt/HD/HD_a2/Nas_Prog/*
In an extreme case, if something goes wrong, you can format the HDD. NAS itself is not affected.

Title: Re: Startup script
Post by: ThePloum on January 11, 2017, 06:10:20 PM

Hi,

I do not compare a NAS to a personal computer, but AS A BEGINER I just try to simplify some things with a little script.
Your recommandation is to create an add-on just to run a script at startup. You'r right it could be a complete solution with statup and shutdown.
My need is a lot more simple, just run a script to register typical stuff like alias, environment variables and so on!  :)
It could be usefull to have a convention like: place a script named "startup.sh" at the root of your first volume to personalize your environment. It's just a suggestion for an intermediate solution between Add-on, FFP or Alt-F for a really simple need.

Thanks for your help!