Ok, I added the appropriate command to /etc/launcher.conf.xml and it
works properly from the command line:
php /etc/init.d/launcher.php
starts camogm in the background, writes to /var/log/auto.log etc. But it
will not automatically start at boot time. Is there something I need to
do to enable launcher.php to run at boot? I have already checked to make
sure it is executable.
thanks,
-scott
Sebastian Pichelhofer wrote:
It was initially added in 2008 so you should already have it in your camera.
Regards Sebastian
Janz, Scott J. (GSFC-6133) wrote:
Thanks Sebastian, is the launcher installed in 8.0.4.3 or do I need to upgrade
to latest distro?
-scott
On Feb 5, 2010, at 5:25 PM, Sebastian Pichelhofer wrote:
I am working on a GUI in the system preferences for the launcher.php
(/etc/init.d/launcher.php) script that reads an xml file and then starts
the appropriate commands.
This launcher.php is already installed but not doing anything at the
moment (empty xml with just a demo entry).
I would suggest to look at /etc/launcher.conf.xml as a starting point.
Regards Sebastian
Janz, Scott J. (GSFC-6133) wrote:
Hopefully a simple question, what is the recommended method of autostarting
camogm on camera boot?
thanks!
-scott
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