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Last edited by KRH (2007-07-22 17:10:25)

Thanks for the new fun_plug fonz!

Btw, why not make this topic a "sticky"?

/MiK

Panda,

it can ;-)

If you start your program with something like

myprog &

then put this line into a script (text file ending on .sh)
Place it in the start folder
Name it myscript.sh

Now set it to be executable: chmod 755 myscript.sh

Fun plug will now recognize the new script "myscript.sh" as something you want to execute during startup.
The script itself will call myprog and will put it into the background - meaning the rest of the funplug system will continue to run.

Sorry for the poor english - too drunk ;-)

Cheers,

Emacs

Thanks Fonz.

So, is that release has rc1.d, rc2.d, rc3.d ...? I think it's a good idea to add loading priority to each service like S01mount-disk, S50telnetd

Noodle

Help, Fonz.

I tried dropbear ssh by install fun_plug.d to the location (/mnt/sys/fun_plug.d in my case) other than default, and modified both fun_plug and fun_plug.d/etc/profile to pointer FUNPLUGDIR to my new location (I changed profile under /mnt/sys/fun_plug.d/etc/, leave the one under /mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug.d/etc/ as is since I want to keep a copy of your fun_plug on HD as backup in case USB drive failed). But every time I log in by ssh, all my setting still point to: /mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug.d. telnet is fine, only ssh. So I did a search on string "/mnt/HD_a2" in dropbear, but only find "/mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug.d/bin/sftp-server", "/mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug.d/etc/dropbear/dropbera_dss_host_key" and "/mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug.d/etc/dropbear/dropbear_rsa_host_key". My dropbear start as environment set to /mnt/sys/fun_plug.d, I'm expecting all the setting also use it in ssh session. Did I missed something? or ssh session is hard coded to use /mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug.d, not configurable or inherited from  parent process? What I did wrong?

[edit]
After another try, modify /mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug.d/etc/profile, it works. So it looks like profile had been hard coded as "/mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug.d/etc/profile" in busybox, not from ${ETCDIR}/profile

Thanks

Noodle

Last edited by noodle (2007-07-24 03:14:32)

fonz, would it be possible to add jhead as a fun_plug addon (for use in Gallery1)?

http://www.sentex.net/~mwandel/jhead/

/MiK

Fonz, I'm using your busybox binary right now. I've previously compiled my own, but lately been having problems with the config. Would you be so kind as to post your busybox config somewhere? Thanks!

kruzes wrote:

Fonz, I'm using your busybox binary right now. I've previously compiled my own, but lately been having problems with the config. Would you be so kind as to post your busybox config somewhere? Thanks!

Just run:

busybox bbconfig

Yeah, I know rc1.d for run-level, and we don't need it for DNS-323, but order of scripts is useful, sometime those scripts has dependency relationship. Just a guess.

BTW, Fonz, I cannot build funplug_0.3. I found funplug_0.2 source tar file (pretty big), and fun_plug_0.3 source tar file (pretty small). I tried to create /opt/dns323/funplug_0.3, create symbol link "ln -snf funplug_0.3 funplug" and tar jxvf /dist/funplug-src-0.3-2007-07-22.tar.bz2 into it, and run "sh world.sh" under /opt/dns323/funplug, the only thing I got is: "busybox-1.6.1                  FAILED". and /opt/dns323/funplug/tmp/busybox.log only contains:
+ set -e
+ source ./functions.sh
+++ pwd
++ CWD=/opt/dns323/funplug
++ . ./config.sh

What could be wrong?

BTW, d-link cross compile built without error.

You are right, fonz. I installed fakeroot, and it's building right now.

Thanks

noodle wrote:

BTW, Fonz, I cannot build funplug_0.3. I found funplug_0.2 source tar file (pretty big), and fun_plug_0.3 source tar file (pretty small). I tried to create /opt/dns323/funplug_0.3, create symbol link "ln -snf funplug_0.3 funplug" and tar jxvf /dist/funplug-src-0.3-2007-07-22.tar.bz2 into it, and run "sh world.sh" under /opt/dns323/funplug, the only thing I got is: "busybox-1.6.1                  FAILED". and /opt/dns323/funplug/tmp/busybox.log only contains:
+ set -e
+ source ./functions.sh
+++ pwd
++ CWD=/opt/dns323/funplug
++ . ./config.sh

I got the same error:
"busybox-1.6.1                  FAILED"

Looking at the log (/opt/dns323/funplug-0.3/tmp/busybox.log) helped me fix my problem. Near the bottom, it said something like "unknown command 'curl'". I installed curl (on Debian: apt-get install curl), re-ran world.sh and the error went away. However, I have a new error:

"dns323-utils-0.7.176           FAILED"

Looking at the log (/opt/dns323/funplug-0.3/tmp/dns323-utils.log) I see this:

"+ install -m 0755 -t /opt/dns323/funplug-0.3/tmp/pkg-dns323-utils-0.7.176/mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug.d/bin dns323-poweroff
install: invalid option -- t
Try `install --help' for more information."

Any ideas for how to fix this one?

This is very unlikely caused by fonz's fun_plug.d release, but as that is what I am using I will ask about it here.

I have enabled NFS support and it seems to run fine. I am doing an NFS mount from OS X using "nfs://192.168.1.15/mnt/HD_a2". I have also checked to make sure my uid and gid are that same between my DNS and OS X boxes (502 for each, if it matters). After the NFS mount, it appears to be accessible fine from OS X. I can browse it, create new directories, and read files. The problem is that when I attempt to do a file write it just hangs for a bit and then disconnects the NFS mount.

I haven't had the chance to try it from Linux or Vista (Ultimate) yet. Any ideas why it is disconnecting? I can then remount it but have the same recurring problem.

thanks

Hi Fonz,

I've been using your fun_plug for about 5 weeks now with great success. I greatly appreciate your efforts here, so from me also: many thanks!

I'm using a Conceptronics CH3SNAS device. Today I updated to the new 1.02 beta firmware but I'm afraid I may have made a stupid mistake. I set a root password and stored it to flash memory just like your manuals state to do so and changed the login option in de the telnetd.sh file to require the root password. Sadly I can now no longer log in as Root because the password seems to be lost. I can't change the root password either. So the root is still running stuff like the lighttpd webserver, etc but I can't change anything!

(editing the telnetd.sh file as an other user (which I can log in with) isn't possible; it's write protected)

Help!

Hope you can help me, many thanks,

Regards,
Ed