pptpd.postconf not working ??? (380.61)

[residend]

Hello.

pptpd.postconf script do not working for me. If i start this script manually all ok, but if it start automatically files pptpd.conf, ip-up or ip-down dosen't modifed. How can i fix it?

pptpd.postconf :

#!/bin/sh
CONFIG=$1
source /usr/sbin/helper.sh
pc_insert "if [ \"\$PEERNAME\" = \"rk1\" ]; then" "iptables -D INPUT -i \$1 -j ACCEPT; iptables -I INPUT -s 192.168.111.6 -j ACCEPT" /tmp/pptpd/ip-up
pc_insert "if [ \"\$PEERNAME\" = \"rk1\" ]; then" "iptables -D FORWARD -i \$1 -j ACCEPT; iptables -I FORWARD 2 -s 192.168.111.6 -j ACCEPT" /tmp/pptpd/ip-up
pc_append "if [ \"\$PEERNAME\" = \"rk1\" ]; then; iptables -D INPUT -s 192.168.111.6 -j ACCEPT; iptables -D FORWARD -s 192.168.111.6 -j ACCEPT; fi" /tmp/pptpd/ip-down

log:

Sep  6 00:05:58 custom script: Running /jffs/scripts/pptpd.postconf (args: /tmp/pptpd/pptpd.conf)
Sep  6 00:05:58 pptpd[1772]: MGR: Config file not found!

 

[residend]

Can anybody help me?

 

[john9527]

run

dos2unix /jffs/scripts/pptpd.postconf

 

[Martineau]

Can anybody help me?

As we are not actually updating pptpd.conf (i.e. it's one of the other PPTPD associated files that are created later), I delay executing the modifications to the ip-up file so I manually execute pptpd.postconf from init-start.

NOTE: I could obviously remove the statements from pptpd.postconf, but it acts as a 'visual' reminder that I am altering the PPTP Server feature! ;-)

#!/bin/sh

HARDWARE_MODEL=$(nvram get productid)
MYROUTER=$(nvram get computer_name)
BUILDNO=$(nvram get buildno)
EXTENDNO=$(nvram get extendno)

/usr/bin/logger -s -t "($(basename $0))" $$ "Martineau $MYROUTER BOOT in progress... [$@]"

# NOTE: Can't use Flash drive /tmp/mnt/$MYROUTER/ 'cos it hasn't been mounted yet :-(
# 'flock' is probably a better solution rather than the 'echo'  ;-)
echo $$"-"`date` > /tmp/BOOTINPROGRESS # PID will allow other scripts to identify locke


<snip: do the extra stuff to set up my environment i.e. create cron jobs etc.>



# Should be sufficient to cover physical BOOT process?
sleep 180

# This script appears to be executed too early? so manually run it here....
/jffs/scripts/pptpd.postconf

# May 2015 Auto fix debug random SSH server failure..
/jffs/scripts/MonitorSSH.sh

# Move Syslog to USB Flash drive
/jffs/scripts/syslog-move.sh

rm /tmp/BOOTINPROGRESS

/usr/bin/logger -s -t "($(basename $0))" $$ "Martineau $MYROUTER BOOT Completed Firmware build" $BUILDNO $EXTENDNO "[$@]"

resulting in the following in syslog during the router boot......

Aug 17 08:19:33 (init-start): 341 LEDs ON scheduled 06:00
Aug 17 08:19:33 (init-start): 341 LEDs OFF scheduled 18:00
Aug 17 08:19:34 (init-start): 341 Track RT-AC68U Session UPTIME scheduled every hour.....
Aug 17 08:19:34 (pptpd.postconf): 1724 Post-conf Starting ..... []
Aug 17 08:19:34 (pptpd.postconf): 1724 Modifying PPTP /tmp/pptpd/ip-up script.....
Aug 17 08:19:34 (pptpd.postconf): 1724 Post-conf complete .....
Aug 17 08:19:34 (syslog-move.sh): 1734 SYSLOG Housekeeping Running...... Wed Aug 17 08:19:34 DST 2016 []

 

[residend]

As we are not actually updating pptpd.conf (i.e. it's one of the other PPTPD associated files that are created later), I delay executing the modifications to the ip-up file so I manually execute pptpd.postconf from init-start.

NOTE: I could obviously remove the statements from pptpd.postconf, but it acts as a 'visual' reminder that I am altering the PPTP Server feature! ;-)

Thanks, you helped me!

i did it like this:

pptpd.conf:

#!/bin/sh
/jffs/scripts/ipupmod.sh &

& - executes the command in the background in a subshell

and i'm created script "ipupmod.sh":

#!/bin/sh
sleep 10
source /usr/sbin/helper.sh
pc_insert "if [ \"\$PEERNAME\" = \"rk1\" ]; then" "iptables -D INPUT -i \$1 -j
pc_insert "if [ \"\$PEERNAME\" = \"rk1\" ]; then" "iptables -D FORWARD -i \$1
pc_append "if [ \"\$PEERNAME\" = \"rk1\" ]; then; iptables -D INPUT -s 192.168

This working well, without init-start script.