Unfortunately no one can be told what fun_plug is - you have to see it for yourself.
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What would cause fun_plug to stop executing?
The permissions are set correctly, but it's like the startup routines aren't checking for it anymore.
Unfortunately, I have no idea what I did that might have precipitated this.
And maybe the cause is irrelevant if I can just get it working again.
Much thanks for any ideas.
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please post your fun_plug here!
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777...
ftp> pwd 257 "/HD_a2" is current directory. ftp> ls -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 55 Jul 5 07:04 fun_plug
here's my fun_plug, reduced to basic testing...
#!/bin/sh echo "i am alive" > /mnt/HD_a2/alive.log
no alive.log is created (nor is it appended if i pre-create the file.)
like i said: seems like fun_plug doesn't get called.
Last edited by hyde (2007-07-05 22:05:15)
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Because that's the dir I was in when I issued the pwd cmd in the ftp session...
The script reflects the absolute path to fun_plug. But I could just as easily echo that line to "./whatever.log" and it won't work either.
Believe me, I've already screwed around with all the obvious (and not-so-obvious) things.
Does anyone know how to actually fix this??
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