Hello all,
I have successfully installed the Goodsync server app on TOS by following the Linux generic guide in the support section of the Goodsync website. The server works seamlessly and is quite fast. However, I am encountering an issue with getting the service script to start automatically upon system boot.
As of now, I have moved the startup script created in my home directory during installation to /etc/init.d. Anyway I still need to manually launch it. I attempted to start it using crontab trought ("crontab -e"), but the file gets automatically overwritten at every boot, rendering this approach ineffective. Unfortunately, rc.local doesn't exist in this system. I also tried creating a startup script in /etc/systemd/system/, but it didn't work either.
While I have some past experience with Linux, it has been a few years, and I find myself a bit perplexed. If you could provide guidance, it would be greatly appreciated. Additionally, if we manage to resolve this, it might be beneficial to create a small guide for integrating Goodsync into our system.
Thank you in advance
I have successfully installed the Goodsync server app on TOS by following the Linux generic guide in the support section of the Goodsync website. The server works seamlessly and is quite fast. However, I am encountering an issue with getting the service script to start automatically upon system boot.
As of now, I have moved the startup script created in my home directory during installation to /etc/init.d. Anyway I still need to manually launch it. I attempted to start it using crontab trought ("crontab -e"), but the file gets automatically overwritten at every boot, rendering this approach ineffective. Unfortunately, rc.local doesn't exist in this system. I also tried creating a startup script in /etc/systemd/system/, but it didn't work either.
While I have some past experience with Linux, it has been a few years, and I find myself a bit perplexed. If you could provide guidance, it would be greatly appreciated. Additionally, if we manage to resolve this, it might be beneficial to create a small guide for integrating Goodsync into our system.
Thank you in advance
Statistics: Posted by kampa67 — Yesterday, 22:47