Custom Scripts not working anymore

[lackyluuk]

Hi

Since a long time I use some customs scripts in /etc/init.d for the startup & shutdown procedure. It worked with no problems.
Recently I had to setup my recalbox from scratch (due to an upgrade error from 6.1 to 6.1.1) and somehow my scripts are not called anymore.
If I log in via ssh and call the scripts manually, they work, but during startup they don't.

I use the following structure for startup:

start() {
// Call a script which is located in /recalbox/scripts
}

case "$1" in
start)
start
;;
esac

Does somebody know a reason why this is not working anymore? Maybe I really miss a small thing somewhere..

Thanks

[lackyluuk]

Somebody of the team has an idea? Thank you

[Michael Baudino]

Hi @lackyluuk,

Could you please post the exact and complete script? I could have a look at it and try to reproduce.
Could you also post the output of ls -l /etc/init.d/?

Thanks in advance.

[lackyluuk]

@Michael-Baudino Yes sure. I will post it this weekend when I am home. Thanks in advance

[Michael Baudino]

Unrelated, but I love the NintendoRS linked in your signature: awesome work
Ooc, are you still using it?

[lackyluuk]

@Michael-Baudino
Thanks
Yes, I am still using it. But more to configure new themes or maintain the game lists. Recently i just finished Zelda - A link to the past

Unfortunately I have to write from my smartphone since it tells me that my account is banned. Reason: insulting. Most probably I used the wrong password to often. But on the smartphone I am still logged in

Here is the content of the script which I am starting in /etc/init.d (S32StartFanAndVolumeControl.py)

#!/usr/bin/python

import subprocess

try:
    subprocess.Popen(["python","/recalbox/scripts/fanControl.py"])
    subprocess.Popen(["python","/recalbox/scripts/volumeControl.py"])

except KeyboardInterrupt:
    print "Quit"

Maybe this code is very bad, but it works when I run this script manually. And in the past (before 6.1.1) it also worked during startup.
I also tried the structure with the start() case but also no success.

ls -l /etc/init.d shows that the rights are the same as for the other scripts (-rwxr-xr-x l root root)

Thank you for your help. Really appreciate

[Michael Baudino]

Thanks a lot, I'll try to reproduce

Regarding your "insulting" ban, I have no idea what happen (unless you actually insulted someone, indeed ), but maybe @OyyoDams can help?

[OyyoDams]

@lackyluuk your account works so for sure it's not banned. Please double check your password.

[lackyluuk]

@oyyodams yes, now it works. I tried using my nickname, but then it failed and told me I am banned. I used the email instead and you're right

@Michael-Baudino do you already had time to doublecheck the script issue? thanks