Simple example.
You need to run some script on a schedule. In full accordance with the Merlin instructions, you write the
cru a command to the
/jffs/scripts/services-start file. Everything works fine.
Then at some point you decide to install Diversion. When you install Diversion, it deletes your
/jffs/scripts/services-start file and creates its own instead, and all your entries in the cron are simply deleted.
Questions:
- does this behavior match the expected behavior?
- what does my programming skill have to do with this?
The same applies to your
/jffs/scripts/post-mount file, which is simply erased when you install Diversion, and Diversion creates its own file instead.
How else can I call it, other than "extremely sloppy"?
And last.
It seems that without knowing me, you have no reason to speculate about my coding skill, do you? I'm sorry, but based on your answer, you couldn't even understand what I'm writing about.
Without a doubt, this is so