Hello Felix, Indee I did.
But even though it results in the correct path, smartd then complains that the file is not executable... local-file does not work either even though a external file fixes the executable issue. Here it complains about not finding /bin/sh which otoh can be fixed in mixed-text-file by replacing the shebang with "#/!" bash "/bin/sh". So I am stuck between local-file which does not find the interpreter and mixed-text-file which does not make the file executable. I guess I will have to step back from the plan as there are too many roadblocks and I wasted three days on this already. Thank you nontheless, I very much appreciate the help! On 20 May 2024 17:04:14 CEST, Felix Lechner <felix.lech...@lease-up.com> wrote: >Hi Tristan, > >On Mon, May 20 2024, Tristan Kohl via wrote: > >> (define smartd-config-file >> (plain-file > >Have you tried mixed-text-file? > >Kind regards >Felix
