paul- wrote:
> Some processes may not like being backgrounded and then trying to
> daemonize. You likely don't need to use the "-d". Or you can just put
> what you want in a script, then put the script name in user commands.
Removing the "-d" daemonize option from the USER_COMMAND irexec
invocation makes no difference. irexec still doesn't start from the
tweak page.
pCP still has a bug in the web server-to-user commands translation. It
keeps inserting URL encoded HTML into pcp.cfg directly. For example,
entering the following in the Tweaks->User Commands:
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results in /usr/local/etc/pcp/pcp.cfg content:
Code:
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USER_COMMAND_1="%2Fhome%2Ftc%2Fboot-irexec.sh"
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instead of "/home/tc/boot-irexec.sh" .
I attempted your second suggestion and created /home/tc/boot-irexec.sh:
Code:
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#!/bin/sh
/usr/local/bin/irexec -d
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I could SSH in and manually execute /home/tc/boot-irexec.sh, and the
irexec process runs as expected. So the script is valid.
I tried multiple tweaks->user command strings, including:
- boot-irexec.sh
- %2Fhome%2Ftc%2Fboot-irexec.sh (the value as written by the pCP
Tweaks web page)
- /home/tc/boot-irexec.sh (manually edited pcp.cfg)
rebooting between each try. None of them resulted in irexec running.
Seems pretty clear that there is a bug in the Tweaks->User Commands.
I restored my /home/tc/.profile tweak, and irexec starts at boot once
again. So that works for me, at least.
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