Hi,
On 08/05/2011 09:17 AM, ext Sudheer K. wrote:
Thanks a lot Tumi. The upstart script is finally working.
I ran /etc/init/xsession/app-precheck.sh and it gave errors on script, if,
fi and end stanzas. I removed all of them and just called another shell
script using exec. Here [1] is the final
Thanks a lot Tumi. The upstart script is finally working.
I ran /etc/init/xsession/app-precheck.sh and it gave errors on script, if,
fi and end stanzas. I removed all of them and just called another shell
script using exec. Here [1] is the final upstart script that worked. Thanks
again for your he
Hi,
Like I said, there is restrictions. In week 22 build, any violation causes
outright reject. IIRC (cannot verify right now) there is script called
/etc/init/xsession/app-precheck.sh that checks the job validity. Run that and
it'll let you know whars wrong. (that script is gone in later build
On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 2:29 AM, Tuomo Tanskanen wrote:
> (Posting from mobile, excuse top post)
>
> Hi,
>
> Harmatran has Upstart 1.2 and since 0.5 the init job directory has been
> /etc/init/ . /etc/event.d/ is not used. This is the main reason for your
> failure.
>
> Secondly, in SDK docs (dunn
(Posting from mobile, excuse top post)
Hi,
Harmatran has Upstart 1.2 and since 0.5 the init job directory has been
/etc/init/ . /etc/event.d/ is not used. This is the main reason for your
failure.
Secondly, in SDK docs (dunno URL) it is suggested that 3rd party apps are
installed to /etc/init
Hi,
I am trying to launch my application daemon on boot by deploying a script,
shake2skip-daemon [1] to /etc/event.d/ folder. The script is deployed using
qmake project file
syntax (INSTALLS = target launch, with launch.files=data/shake2skip-daemon
and launch.path=/etc/event.d/).
Initially I di