4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
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4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
So in the list for this firmware I saw this:
https://www.qnap.com/en-uk/download?mod ... y=firmware
[New Feature]
- Added support for sending notification mails in plain text.
- Added the option to choose whether non-QNAP apps can be installed in the App Center.
- Added the option to execute an autorun script upon NAS startup.
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Does anyone know how this is implemented and how to use it? I don't see any option in QTS so far to submit a script but there is no information anywhere that I can see how to use it.
https://www.qnap.com/en-uk/download?mod ... y=firmware
[New Feature]
- Added support for sending notification mails in plain text.
- Added the option to choose whether non-QNAP apps can be installed in the App Center.
- Added the option to execute an autorun script upon NAS startup.
..............
Does anyone know how this is implemented and how to use it? I don't see any option in QTS so far to submit a script but there is no information anywhere that I can see how to use it.
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
Hi,
In Control Panel -> Hardware it is ... and the function search does not cover it
Regards,
-Kurt
In Control Panel -> Hardware it is ... and the function search does not cover it
Regards,
-Kurt
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
OK, thank you.
I also wondered where this feature is located. Now my question is where is the autorun.sh script located, there is only a 'view' but not a 'edit' button on the hardware menu.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Marc
I also wondered where this feature is located. Now my question is where is the autorun.sh script located, there is only a 'view' but not a 'edit' button on the hardware menu.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Marc
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
Hi Marc,
Creating and maintaining the autorun.sh file must be done "the hard way" as shown here -> https://wiki.qnap.com/wiki/Running_Your ... at_Startup ... use the editautorun.sh approach (just the commands, or keep it as a file) - but the appropriate one matching your NAS model.
I'd wish there would be an [Edit] option here, too.spycho wrote:Now my question is where is the autorun.sh script located, there is only a 'view' but not a 'edit' button on the hardware menu.
Creating and maintaining the autorun.sh file must be done "the hard way" as shown here -> https://wiki.qnap.com/wiki/Running_Your ... at_Startup ... use the editautorun.sh approach (just the commands, or keep it as a file) - but the appropriate one matching your NAS model.
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
Rather late to answer Kurt because I didn't subscribe to my own post
Thanks for your reply - actually I had slung the question at a tech as I had a ticket open for something else and they showed me.
I had noticed that my autorun wasn't working and of course I had put one in some time ago after seeing Patrick's post on the issue. Now all it seems to do is (as pointed out by spycho) it isn't exactly as one should describe "- Added the option to execute an autorun script upon NAS startup.", rather it appears to be a support for those who have used Patrick's method and to now enable it.
So if we are to be honest the feature should really read something like :
"- allows Autorun.sh to be enabled / disabled from the QTS desktop [default: disabled]"
because when this firmware was installed that setting was unchecked by default and of course it's disabled"
Really they should have completed the job and allowed a basic edit however, it would be interesting to see what the "view autorun.sh" does when someone hasn't installed it previously. Is it the same as Patrick's script which points to /etc/config/autrorun.sh AND then writes the confirmation that it ran by creating autrorun.ran ? If so then we probably don't need to edit it as all we need will go into /etc/config/autorun.sh .. and it would mean that Qnap have implemented Patrick's script directly.
Perhaps this was because a lot of people mentioned it ?? I know I asked a while ago before Patrick wrote his post and they said "why do you want to run things on boot??" - I had told them that a lot of stuff including cron jobs reset after a reboot but at the time this particular tech didn't get it.
Thanks for your reply - actually I had slung the question at a tech as I had a ticket open for something else and they showed me.
I had noticed that my autorun wasn't working and of course I had put one in some time ago after seeing Patrick's post on the issue. Now all it seems to do is (as pointed out by spycho) it isn't exactly as one should describe "- Added the option to execute an autorun script upon NAS startup.", rather it appears to be a support for those who have used Patrick's method and to now enable it.
So if we are to be honest the feature should really read something like :
"- allows Autorun.sh to be enabled / disabled from the QTS desktop [default: disabled]"
because when this firmware was installed that setting was unchecked by default and of course it's disabled"
Really they should have completed the job and allowed a basic edit however, it would be interesting to see what the "view autorun.sh" does when someone hasn't installed it previously. Is it the same as Patrick's script which points to /etc/config/autrorun.sh AND then writes the confirmation that it ran by creating autrorun.ran ? If so then we probably don't need to edit it as all we need will go into /etc/config/autorun.sh .. and it would mean that Qnap have implemented Patrick's script directly.
Perhaps this was because a lot of people mentioned it ?? I know I asked a while ago before Patrick wrote his post and they said "why do you want to run things on boot??" - I had told them that a lot of stuff including cron jobs reset after a reboot but at the time this particular tech didn't get it.
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
Another half-assed feature coming years late the implementation of which serves little purpose other than pi**ing people off with the horrible misimplementation. Very much useless as is. Sigh.
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
sorry,
my english is too bad!
in german:
Das Eintragen einer eigenen Anwendung in die "qpkg.conf" (Autorun) wir in der aktuellen Firmwareversion von QNAP bewusst und aktiv geblockt!
Qnap hat in die /etc/init.d/init_qpkg.sh eine Funktion check_qpkg_official() eingebaut!
Diese Funktion setzt eure Anwendung Autorun auf Enable = False
Hier der Code aus der init_qpkg.sh (Ausschnitt):
Shell-Script: init_qpkg.sh
Hier die Hilfe zur Bin: /sbin/qpkg_cli --check_official
https://forum.qnapclub.de/thread/44724- ... post265825
my english is too bad!
in german:
Das Eintragen einer eigenen Anwendung in die "qpkg.conf" (Autorun) wir in der aktuellen Firmwareversion von QNAP bewusst und aktiv geblockt!
Qnap hat in die /etc/init.d/init_qpkg.sh eine Funktion check_qpkg_official() eingebaut!
Diese Funktion setzt eure Anwendung Autorun auf Enable = False
Hier der Code aus der init_qpkg.sh (Ausschnitt):
Shell-Script: init_qpkg.sh
Code: Select all
....
check_qpkg_official()
{
/sbin/qpkg_cli --check_official 0 2>/dev/null 1>/dev/null
}
....
https://forum.qnapclub.de/thread/44724- ... post265825
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Я мог только изучать русский язык
and this is even worse than my English.
Я мог только изучать русский язык
and this is even worse than my English.
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
My English is not the best either. Since it is internationally I will be writing in Polish.
in: polish
Spotkał mnie dziś ten sam problem. Musisz dla swojego pliku prawidłowo wpisać wszystkie parametry qpkg.conf
Przykładowo:
Tworzymy skrypt autorun.sh w folderze ../.qpkg/autorun
Folder autorun powinien zawierać:
autorun.sh //twój skrypt
.list //lista plików w folderze - można zobaczyć w innych aplikacjach jak ten plik powinien wyglądać
.gpkg_icon.gif //plik ikony na pulpit QTS
.qpkg_icon_gray.gif //plik ikony czarno biały
Teraz wpis w qpkg.conf może wyglądać na przykład tak:
[autorun]
Name = Autorun
Class = null
Display_Name = Autorun
Version = 0.1
Author = Imię
QPKG_File = Autorun.qpkg //ta linijka musi być. Możesz wpisać jakąś bzdurę ale bez tej linii od razu zobaczysz czaszkę z błędem konfiguracji
Date = 2017-08-04
Shell = /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/autorun/autorun.sh
Install_Path = /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/autorun
Enable = TRUE
To powinno wystarczyć. Jeśli faktycznie nadal uparcie będzie blokowany autorun.sh to po prostu nazwij to jakoś inaczej. U mnie aktualnie jest my_app.sh w folderze my_app i tak dalej. Po prostu nie używałem nigdzie wpisu autorun. Wszystko sprawdzone i działa.
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in: polish
Spotkał mnie dziś ten sam problem. Musisz dla swojego pliku prawidłowo wpisać wszystkie parametry qpkg.conf
Przykładowo:
Tworzymy skrypt autorun.sh w folderze ../.qpkg/autorun
Folder autorun powinien zawierać:
autorun.sh //twój skrypt
.list //lista plików w folderze - można zobaczyć w innych aplikacjach jak ten plik powinien wyglądać
.gpkg_icon.gif //plik ikony na pulpit QTS
.qpkg_icon_gray.gif //plik ikony czarno biały
Teraz wpis w qpkg.conf może wyglądać na przykład tak:
[autorun]
Name = Autorun
Class = null
Display_Name = Autorun
Version = 0.1
Author = Imię
QPKG_File = Autorun.qpkg //ta linijka musi być. Możesz wpisać jakąś bzdurę ale bez tej linii od razu zobaczysz czaszkę z błędem konfiguracji
Date = 2017-08-04
Shell = /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/autorun/autorun.sh
Install_Path = /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/autorun
Enable = TRUE
To powinno wystarczyć. Jeśli faktycznie nadal uparcie będzie blokowany autorun.sh to po prostu nazwij to jakoś inaczej. U mnie aktualnie jest my_app.sh w folderze my_app i tak dalej. Po prostu nie używałem nigdzie wpisu autorun. Wszystko sprawdzone i działa.
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
Jeszcze jedno plik skryptu powinien zawierać po #!/bin/sh :
CONF=/etc/config/qpkg.conf
QPKG_NAME="Autorun"
CONF=/etc/config/qpkg.conf
QPKG_NAME="Autorun"
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
Hi, and in english how is looking like?
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
This is an English language forum. Please post in English.
Use the forum search feature before posting.
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
I think that with today's translator capabilities, information is more important than language.
However, if you are so orthodox and you are so bothered by it, then report these posts for removal.
However, if you are so orthodox and you are so bothered by it, then report these posts for removal.
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https://translate.google.com/jamisiek1978 wrote:I think that with today's translator capabilities, information is more important than language.
However, if you are so orthodox and you are so bothered by it, then report these posts for removal.
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agreed however out of courtesy probably should translate to english themselves beforehand, and not expect the english forum to do on their behalf.
Moogle translations via google translate
Today I encountered the same problem. You need to enter all parameters correctly for your file qpkg.conf
For example:
We create an autorun.sh script in a folder ../.qpkg/autorun
Folder autorun Should containNow the entry in qpkg.conf might look like this:Code: Select all
Autorun.sh // your script .list // list of files in a folder - you can see in other applications how this file should look .gpkg_icon.gif // QTS desktop icon file .qpkg_icon_gray.gif // file icon black and white
That should be enough. If you are still stubbornly going to be blocked by autorun.sh then just call it something else. My_app.sh is currently in my_app folder and so on. I just did not use an autorun entry anywhere. Everything checked and working.Code: Select all
[Autorun] Name = Autorun Class = null Display_Name = Autorun Version = 0.1 Author = Name QPKG_File = Autorun.qpkg // this line must be. You can type some nonsense but without this line you will see skulls with configuration error right away Date = 2017-08-04 Shell = /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/autorun/autorun.sh Install_Path = /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/autorun Enable = TRUE
Good luck
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
Ok you are right I will try to write only English as far as I can.
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Re: 4.3.3.0262 build 20170727 - Autorun Feature
Thank you for this helpful information. Now my Autorun works again after the firmware update.