Does entware-setup.sh create services-start correctly?

[programatix]

Hi,

I've installed entware using entware-setup.sh. On every router reboot, I noticed that the installed services do not start up. If I execute,

/opt/etc/init.d/rc.unslung start

the services will start properly. However, I need to do this manually.

Looking at services-start which is generated by entware-setup.sh, the following is the content,

#!/bin/sh
script="/opt/etc/init.d/rc.unslung"

i=60
until [ -x "" ]
do
        i=2
        if [ "3" -lt 1 ]
        then
                logger "Could not start Entware"
                exit
        fi
        sleep 1
done
start

Since I'm not familiar with Linux batch, I can't make any sense out of the batch file. If I attempt to execute it, it would run infinitely. However, the last line of the batch file looks weird. Should it be,

$script start

I tried updating it, but it would run infinitely too, most likely due to the DO loop.

As a temporary workaround, I inserted the following lines into post-mount,

sleep 30
/opt/etc/init.d/rc.unslung start

The services now start up on reboot. However, it doesn't seems right since entware-setup.sh supposed to set up everything correctly.

Any help to resolve this issue is greatly appreciated.

 

[Chrysalis]

yeah the default script doesnt work properly (it used to be a different one, I know as I had my old one backed up).

Also a warning it overwrites any existing services-start script, instead of appending.

 

[RMerlin]

yeah the default script doesnt work properly (it used to be a different one, I know as I had my old one backed up).

Also a warning it overwrites any existing services-start script, instead of appending.

The original service-start gets backed up in the entware folder.