problem with autorun.sh script

[klaasvaak]

Hi all,

I've got a fairly simple script to run through my "autorun.sh"-file, being

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/opt/MusicIP/MusicMagicMixer/./MusicMagicServer -v start &
wget -O /dev/null http://192.168.1.17:10002/server/add?root=/share/Multimedia/Muziek

The first line starts MusicIP when the QNAP (re)boots, while the second line adds the path pointing at my audio files.

The first line is executed as expected and MusicIP starts when the QNAP boots, but the second line gives no return. Strange enough it will do the job when entering the second line as command, or when file "autorun.sh" is run manually.

clearly I'm missing something, but I have no clue what ... who can help?

many thanks in advance, Klaas

[tmt]

The problem is that /opt is not yet mounted when autorun.sh executes. Or perhaps more accurately, the /opt symlink is not yet set up. Add those lines to /etc/init.d/Optware.sh instead. This script lives in /opt so the change will be persistent, unless of course you uninstall optware.

[klaasvaak]

Many thanks for your swift reply, and I tried your suggestion, but the issue is persistent. Again, the first line works, so I assume that /opt is mounted, otherwise the command wouldn't be executed (or am I wrong?).

.. but the second line, doesn't want to be executed ... could this be a permission issue?

[tmt]

Try invoking wget as the full path: /usr/bin/wget ...

[klaasvaak]

I tried your suggestion, but no luck I'm afraid ... ... any idea what else I can try? And is it possible that the second line is already executed before the first line is completed?

and, ... is there a way to view the boot log of the QNAP?

cheers, Klaas