Commands in the GO scripts are not executed.


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Hey,

 

I'm running v5rc4 and i followed this thread:http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=12188.0

for nzbget installation, (sabnzbd seems to hang my array).

 

I added all the needed lines in my go script (/boot/config/go) and rebooted the server.

 

The commands in the script are not executed...

I'm kind of a linux newbie.

 

Am i doing something wrong?

go.txt

syslog-2012-06-12.txt

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How atr you determining that 'the commands in the script are not executed'?

 

Do you mean that none of the lines are executed?

 

Are the standard web interface and unMENU interface running?

 

Most likely there is one line in the script which generates an error and then none of the succeeding lines get run.

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How atr you determining that 'the commands in the script are not executed'?

 

Do you mean that none of the lines are executed?

 

Are the standard web interface and unMENU interface running?

 

Most likely there is one line in the script which generates an error and then none of the succeeding lines get run.

 

Rephrase:

 

I think that some of  the commands are not being executed because i cannot see any indication for it in the syslog. also the script should install nzbget and i cannot see either the files nor the directory...

 

Unmenu is running, sickbeard also. However all the other dependencies and nzbget

aren't executed...

 

Help ne1?

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Okay, so sickbeard is being run by an auto_install file in /boot/packages?

 

Either an auto_install, later than sickbeard, or something after the auto_install line in your 'go' script is generating an error.

 

One way to identify the culprit is to comment out everything in your 'go' script after the /boot/unmenu/uu, then reboot.

 

Either on the unRAID console, or a telnet session, issue each of the commands you have just commented out, manually.

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Okay, so sickbeard is being run by an auto_install file in /boot/packages?

 

Either an auto_install, later than sickbeard, or something after the auto_install line in your 'go' script is generating an error.

 

One way to identify the culprit is to comment out everything in your 'go' script after the /boot/unmenu/uu, then reboot.

 

Either on the unRAID console, or a telnet session, issue each of the commands you have just commented out, manually.

or, in between each of your added lines, add additional lines like this:

echo "Starting XYZ" | logger

 

You'll be able to see the last one that invokes by examining the syslog, and proceed from there.

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OK, i managed to install NZBGET using your ideas...

 

Now, being the linux newbie that i am, I'm having permission issues,

despite the fact i set the username in the nzbget.conf to nobody.

 

It seems the daemon is unable to access its own /queue/ directory.

Also the post process script is unable to access my name share for

messing with the dled files...

 

ERROR Wed, 13 Jun 2012 22:33:05 +0300 Could not open file / mnt/ cache/ nzbget/ queue/ 415

 

AND

 

ERROR Wed, 13 Jun 2012 22:33:32 +0300 Could not start script: Permission denied

 

:(

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