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Check the following page to create the autorun.sh script&nbsp;:<br> [[Running Your Own Application at Startup|Running_Your_Ow ==== Edit autorun.sh<br> ====

autorun.sh is a script which will be executed on every startup of the TS-x09, TS-x19 a === Manual edit of autorun.sh ===

*Bearbeiten Sie die '''autorun.sh''' mit vi: (falls nicht vorhanden, anlegen) <pre>vi /tmp/config/autorun.sh</pre>

...lowing&nbsp;symbolics we created&nbsp;at&nbsp;Step 3&nbsp;to the bottom of autorun.sh file:

1. vi autorun.sh (add the following startup command to the file - autorun.sh)

==== Startup using autorun.sh ==== Autostart svnserve each reboot by putting this into [[Autorun.sh]] (the 'sleep 10;' is necessary for not initializing svnserve too early):

*[http://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=85&t=18977 Forum post "[EXPLAIN) autorun.sh and Optware ipkg server prog."] (Sept-Dec 2009) *remove all the Ipkg-related entries in autorun.sh

Then you can either run OpenSSH sshd binary in the autorun.sh script (it daemonizes by default), or you can make sure that "/opt/etc/init *Create or Edit /tmp/config/autorun.sh and add the following

=== Intermezzo - autorun.sh === ...ki/Running_Your_Own_Application_at_Startup here] that utilizes QPKG to run autorun.sh as mounting ramblock method below is no longer the best way to do it. After

You have to add a script-line to your autorun.sh:<br>cat /share/MD0_DATA/autorun/sihp1020.dl &gt; dev/usb/lp3

=== autorun.sh method === <pre>[/share/HDA_DATA/.qpkg/autorun] # cat autorun.sh