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Hi,
I have DNS-323 with ffp 0.7 and git package installed.
When I telnet to the dns I can run 'git daemon --base-path=/mnt/HD_a2/git' and all works fine.
How do I set this up so it starts this command on startup?
I have /ffp/start/git.hs with a+x with the following contect:
#!/ffp/bin/sh # PROVIDE: git . /ffp/etc/ffp.subr name="git" command="/ffp/libexec/git-core" git_flags="daemon --base-path=/mnt/HD_a2/git" run_rc_command "$1"
But it doesn't start at all after reboot.
Could anybody please point me to the right direction how ffp 0.7 wires the startup scripts?
Thank you!
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Why you run
git daemon --base-path=/mnt/HD_a2/git
from CLI
but
/ffp/libexec/git-core daemon --base-path=/mnt/HD_a2/git
from script?
What is the reason the commands are different?
Last edited by Stranger (2012-07-02 07:29:07)
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Hi Stranger,
thanks for your suggestion. I tried that as well. Here is my git.sh:
#!/ffp/bin/sh # PROVIDE: git . /ffp/etc/ffp.subr name="git" command="git daemon --base-path=/mnt/HD_a2/git" run_rc_command "$1"
And here is the result:
git pull origin master fatal: unable to connect to 192.168.1.129: 192.168.1.129[0: 192.168.1.129]: errno=Connection refused
I suspect my .sh is not written correctly. Is there a help/wiki that describes how those .sh files should be written (I don't mean basic shell)?
Thanks.
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Got it!!!!
I downloaded mysql package and untarred it on my host. From there I learned that git package hase /ffp/start/gitd.sh missing.
Create gitd.sh (a+x) file in /ffp/start and make sure it looks like this from inside:
#!/ffp/bin/sh
# PROVIDE: gitd
# REQUIRE: LOGIN
. /ffp/etc/ffp.subr
name="gitd"
start_cmd="gitd_start"
stop_cmd="gitd_stop"
status_cmd="gitd_status"
gitd_flags="--reuseaddr --enable=receive-pack --informative-errors --export-all --base-path=/mnt/HD_a2/git /mnt/HD_a2/git"
gitd_start() {
/ffp/libexec/git-core/git-daemon $gitd_flags &
}
gitd_stop()
{
proc_stop gitd
}
gitd_status()
{
proc_status gitd
}
run_rc_command "$1"Of course your base path may differ.
If anybody knows how to contribute to funplug packages, please pass this up there.
Last edited by gnugu (2012-07-02 21:56:52)
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