September 29, 201015 yr So, I am trying to add Transmission to my 4.5.1 unRAID box. I already have sabnzbd and couchpotato running along with a few other mods. When unraid has booted and sabnzbd and couchpotato have started, I can install and run BubbaQ's Transmission package and it works fine. Problem is that when I try it from my go script, neither sabnzbd, couchpotato or Transmission start up. Full (somewhat long) Go script and syslog attached. Syslog has segfault errors. If I disable the 3 Transmission-related lines in syslog, I don't get any segfault errors (and sabnzbd+couchpotato do start up fine). Isn't that odd syslog-2010-09-29.txt go.txt
September 29, 201015 yr Author Naah, same thing, only different timings of the segfaults. New syslog attached. syslog-2010-09-29_B.txt
September 29, 201015 yr Author I tried installing the package at +2 minutes, copying settings file at +3 and starting at +4 minutes. Result - Sabnzbd and couch potato (both started at +1 minute work fine but I get segfault at right around +2, +3 and +4 minutes. New complete go script and syslog attached. The plot thickens. Even more so, because I can still manually install and start transmission from the console. installpkg /boot/transmission/transmission+unraid-0.0.2-i386-bubba.tgz cp /boot/transmission/settings.json /boot/custom/transmission/transmission.conf/settings.json /boot/custom/transmission/transctl start This gets transmission up and running with sabnzbd plus couchpotato still working. New syslog and full go script attached. syslog-2010-09-29_C.txt go.txt
September 29, 201015 yr I was seeing those same segfaults with atd yesterday whilst upgrading everything on my server and testing it. A reboot 'fixed' it. I doubt this helps, but just a 'me too' for the atd segfaults. In my instance it was trying to shutdown / start airvideo from unmenu. It would schedule ok (atq listed it fine) and try to run at the appropriate time but atd would segfault when it tried to execute the command.
September 29, 201015 yr You should do ALL installpkgs before running any applications. You may be pulling the rug out from under something.
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