All,

 

I have the unraid-swapfile, openssh, and openssl packages installed, running and set to re-install after reboot.  However, after every reboot they don't get installed.  I looked in the /var/log/syslog hoping to find some messages as to why, but nothing was there until I told them to install via the webpage.

 

It does see that they are already downloaded so it just starts them up.

 

I see the following files in /boot/packages

 

unraid-swapfile-unmenu-package.conf

unraid-swapfile.auto_install

unraid-swapfile.manual_install

 

I see the same three equivalent files for the other two packages.

 

Other packages I have do auto-install.  

 

in my /boot/config/go file I see:

cd /boot/packages && find . -name '*.auto_install' -type f -print | sort | xargs -n1 sh -c

 

Any suggestions of where I can look to try and debug this?

 

thanks,

dave

 

All,

 

I have the unraid-swapfile, openssh, and openssl packages installed, running and set to re-install after reboot.  However, after every reboot they don't get installed.  I looked in the /var/log/syslog hoping to find some messages as to why, but nothing was there until I told them to install via the webpage.

 

It does see that they are already downloaded so it just starts them up.

 

I see the following files in /boot/packages

 

unraid-swapfile-unmenu-package.conf

unraid-swapfile.auto_install

unraid-swapfile.manual_install

 

I see the same three equivalent files for the other two packages.

 

Other packages I have do auto-install. 

 

in my /boot/config/go file I see:

cd /boot/packages && find . -name '*.auto_install' -type f -print | sort | xargs -n1 sh -c

 

Any suggestions of where I can look to try and debug this?

 

thanks,

dave

 

What do you see when you type this on the command line:

cd /boot/packages && find . -name '*.auto_install' -type f -print | sort

 

It should list the packages in the order they would be invoked.

 

It sounds as if one of your packages is not finishing, and therefore not allowing the ones that follow to run.

 

Since they are shell scripts, you can run each .auto_install on the command line.

 

Joe L.

 

Thanks Joe!

 

That was the problem the md5-deep was not completing so I removed it (didn't have gcc installed).  Now I get my unraid status emails.  Wondered what happened to them.

 

dave

Thanks Joe!

 

That was the problem the md5-deep was not completing so I removed it (didn't have gcc installed).  Now I get my unraid status emails.  Wondered what happened to them.

 

dave

I'm going to fix the md5deep package.conf file to not rely upon  "make" after it is compiled.  It will make it easier for all.  You were the first to report the dependency after it was compiled. That was not the intent.

 

Joe L.