Why won't syndaemon start from /etc/rc5.d?
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I'm trying to start syndaemon during boot so it's available from the login window. Nothing has worked, so I have evolved a more and more complicated attempt to try to get at what is going on. Here is where I am at now:
Contents of /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon
:
#!/bin/bash
/home/michael/syntest &
Contents of /home/michael/syntest
#!/bin/bash
echo "BEGIN" >> /home/michael/synlog
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon
I=0
while [ "$?" = "1" ]; do
let I=$I+1
echo "TRY $I" >> /home/michael/synlog
syndaemon -d -i 0.5 -R >> /home/michael/synlog2 2>&1
sleep 1
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon
done
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon >> /home/michael/synlog
echo "END" >> /home/michael/synlog
Permissions:
ls -l /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon /etc/init.d/syndaemon /home/michael/syntest
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 37 Apr 22 20:59 /etc/init.d/syndaemon
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 Apr 22 18:24 /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon -> ../init.d/syndaemon
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 362 Apr 22 20:54 /home/michael/syntest
The log file /home/michael/synlog
is not being created.
I also tried both of these commands, to no effect:
sudo update-rc.d syndaemon defaults
sudo service syndaemon start
Why won't my script run? Why isn't synclient being run?
18.04 lubuntu touchpad
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I'm trying to start syndaemon during boot so it's available from the login window. Nothing has worked, so I have evolved a more and more complicated attempt to try to get at what is going on. Here is where I am at now:
Contents of /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon
:
#!/bin/bash
/home/michael/syntest &
Contents of /home/michael/syntest
#!/bin/bash
echo "BEGIN" >> /home/michael/synlog
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon
I=0
while [ "$?" = "1" ]; do
let I=$I+1
echo "TRY $I" >> /home/michael/synlog
syndaemon -d -i 0.5 -R >> /home/michael/synlog2 2>&1
sleep 1
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon
done
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon >> /home/michael/synlog
echo "END" >> /home/michael/synlog
Permissions:
ls -l /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon /etc/init.d/syndaemon /home/michael/syntest
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 37 Apr 22 20:59 /etc/init.d/syndaemon
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 Apr 22 18:24 /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon -> ../init.d/syndaemon
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 362 Apr 22 20:54 /home/michael/syntest
The log file /home/michael/synlog
is not being created.
I also tried both of these commands, to no effect:
sudo update-rc.d syndaemon defaults
sudo service syndaemon start
Why won't my script run? Why isn't synclient being run?
18.04 lubuntu touchpad
From "The log file /home/michael/synlog is not being created." I suspect that/home/michael
is an encryptedHOME
directory, Ifdf $HOME
shows/home/michael/.Private ...
it is. Therefore, it is not "mounted" until you login. Store your script somewhere else that is mounted when/etc/rc5.d/*
is run, e.g. a directory you create under/usr/local
see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard
– waltinator
34 mins ago
@waltinator HOME is not encrypted. I tried several other directories too including /dev/shm initially... my guess was it wasn't mounted yet (but so late in rc5.d???) hence my attempt at a loop as well as other directories.
– Michael
20 mins ago
add a comment |
I'm trying to start syndaemon during boot so it's available from the login window. Nothing has worked, so I have evolved a more and more complicated attempt to try to get at what is going on. Here is where I am at now:
Contents of /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon
:
#!/bin/bash
/home/michael/syntest &
Contents of /home/michael/syntest
#!/bin/bash
echo "BEGIN" >> /home/michael/synlog
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon
I=0
while [ "$?" = "1" ]; do
let I=$I+1
echo "TRY $I" >> /home/michael/synlog
syndaemon -d -i 0.5 -R >> /home/michael/synlog2 2>&1
sleep 1
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon
done
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon >> /home/michael/synlog
echo "END" >> /home/michael/synlog
Permissions:
ls -l /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon /etc/init.d/syndaemon /home/michael/syntest
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 37 Apr 22 20:59 /etc/init.d/syndaemon
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 Apr 22 18:24 /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon -> ../init.d/syndaemon
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 362 Apr 22 20:54 /home/michael/syntest
The log file /home/michael/synlog
is not being created.
I also tried both of these commands, to no effect:
sudo update-rc.d syndaemon defaults
sudo service syndaemon start
Why won't my script run? Why isn't synclient being run?
18.04 lubuntu touchpad
I'm trying to start syndaemon during boot so it's available from the login window. Nothing has worked, so I have evolved a more and more complicated attempt to try to get at what is going on. Here is where I am at now:
Contents of /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon
:
#!/bin/bash
/home/michael/syntest &
Contents of /home/michael/syntest
#!/bin/bash
echo "BEGIN" >> /home/michael/synlog
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon
I=0
while [ "$?" = "1" ]; do
let I=$I+1
echo "TRY $I" >> /home/michael/synlog
syndaemon -d -i 0.5 -R >> /home/michael/synlog2 2>&1
sleep 1
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon
done
ps aux | grep [s]yndaemon >> /home/michael/synlog
echo "END" >> /home/michael/synlog
Permissions:
ls -l /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon /etc/init.d/syndaemon /home/michael/syntest
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 37 Apr 22 20:59 /etc/init.d/syndaemon
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 Apr 22 18:24 /etc/rc5.d/S99syndaemon -> ../init.d/syndaemon
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 362 Apr 22 20:54 /home/michael/syntest
The log file /home/michael/synlog
is not being created.
I also tried both of these commands, to no effect:
sudo update-rc.d syndaemon defaults
sudo service syndaemon start
Why won't my script run? Why isn't synclient being run?
18.04 lubuntu touchpad
18.04 lubuntu touchpad
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From "The log file /home/michael/synlog is not being created." I suspect that/home/michael
is an encryptedHOME
directory, Ifdf $HOME
shows/home/michael/.Private ...
it is. Therefore, it is not "mounted" until you login. Store your script somewhere else that is mounted when/etc/rc5.d/*
is run, e.g. a directory you create under/usr/local
see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard
– waltinator
34 mins ago
@waltinator HOME is not encrypted. I tried several other directories too including /dev/shm initially... my guess was it wasn't mounted yet (but so late in rc5.d???) hence my attempt at a loop as well as other directories.
– Michael
20 mins ago
add a comment |
From "The log file /home/michael/synlog is not being created." I suspect that/home/michael
is an encryptedHOME
directory, Ifdf $HOME
shows/home/michael/.Private ...
it is. Therefore, it is not "mounted" until you login. Store your script somewhere else that is mounted when/etc/rc5.d/*
is run, e.g. a directory you create under/usr/local
see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard
– waltinator
34 mins ago
@waltinator HOME is not encrypted. I tried several other directories too including /dev/shm initially... my guess was it wasn't mounted yet (but so late in rc5.d???) hence my attempt at a loop as well as other directories.
– Michael
20 mins ago
From "The log file /home/michael/synlog is not being created." I suspect that
/home/michael
is an encrypted HOME
directory, If df $HOME
shows /home/michael/.Private ...
it is. Therefore, it is not "mounted" until you login. Store your script somewhere else that is mounted when /etc/rc5.d/*
is run, e.g. a directory you create under /usr/local
see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard– waltinator
34 mins ago
From "The log file /home/michael/synlog is not being created." I suspect that
/home/michael
is an encrypted HOME
directory, If df $HOME
shows /home/michael/.Private ...
it is. Therefore, it is not "mounted" until you login. Store your script somewhere else that is mounted when /etc/rc5.d/*
is run, e.g. a directory you create under /usr/local
see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard– waltinator
34 mins ago
@waltinator HOME is not encrypted. I tried several other directories too including /dev/shm initially... my guess was it wasn't mounted yet (but so late in rc5.d???) hence my attempt at a loop as well as other directories.
– Michael
20 mins ago
@waltinator HOME is not encrypted. I tried several other directories too including /dev/shm initially... my guess was it wasn't mounted yet (but so late in rc5.d???) hence my attempt at a loop as well as other directories.
– Michael
20 mins ago
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From "The log file /home/michael/synlog is not being created." I suspect that
/home/michael
is an encryptedHOME
directory, Ifdf $HOME
shows/home/michael/.Private ...
it is. Therefore, it is not "mounted" until you login. Store your script somewhere else that is mounted when/etc/rc5.d/*
is run, e.g. a directory you create under/usr/local
see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard– waltinator
34 mins ago
@waltinator HOME is not encrypted. I tried several other directories too including /dev/shm initially... my guess was it wasn't mounted yet (but so late in rc5.d???) hence my attempt at a loop as well as other directories.
– Michael
20 mins ago