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OneCDOnly / RunLast

Licence: GPL-3.0 license
run custom shell-scripts after QTS NAS QPKG re-integration.

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Description

RunLast creates an environment to run commands or shell-scripts after QPKG re-integration during QTS NAS bootup.

This allows you to run scripts dependent on QPKGs during QTS startup.

What it does

This package creates two scripts directories in the package installation path:

  • init.d
  • scripts

Place SysV-style scripts in init.d directory. These will be executed with start parameter after NAS startup, and with stop parameter before NAS shutdown. Scripts in scripts directory will be executed only during startup, and always after the custom init.d start script execution.

To jump to the scripts directory:

cd $(getcfg RunLast Scripts_Path -f /etc/config/qpkg.conf)

Or, to jump to the init.d directory:

cd $(getcfg RunLast SysV_Path -f /etc/config/qpkg.conf)

During script execution, stdout and stderr are stored into a log file, which is viewable via the QTS UI.

How to install

  1. Download the latest QPKG version here: https://github.com/OneCDOnly/RunLast/tree/main/build

  2. Install the QPKG manually in your App Center: img

Notes

  • When this package is installed, there's not much to see. Find the package icon and click the 'Open' button to display the current log file - any output from your scripts will be shown here.

  • The log is viewable via your web browser but is not a real web document, so it can change without your browser noticing. Whenever viewing the log, ensure you force a page refresh: CTRL+F5.

  • Changelog

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