how to start a script at boot?

[Kennyvb8]

Hello

i'm trying to get a program (plexdrive) to start at boot.
so far i tried this in command at postinit:

Code:

/usr/local/bin/screen -dmS plexdrive_screen /bin/sh /usr/local/bin/plexdrive mount -c /mnt/SSD0/home/kenny/.plexdrive -o allow_other /mnt/SSD0/PlexRemote

Also tried in script postinit:

Code:

/mnt/SSD0/home/kenny/plexdrive.sh

with this in the file

Code:

#!/bin/sh
PATH=/etc:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin
export TERM=xterm
/usr/local/bin/screen -dmS plexdrive_screen /usr/local/bin/plexdrive mount -c /mnt/SSD0/home/kenny/.plexdrive -o allow_other /mnt/SSD0/PlexRemote

i have this in command

Code:

kldload fuse

in preinit

but no matter what i try, it just wont work...

in a nother machine i work with, it's just fedora, and there we put the script @Reboot in cron. works

 

[DrKK]

well just wait a second here....

You certainly cannot be doing this inside of the FreeNAS host itself, correct? Are you doing this in some sort of a jail?

 

[Kennyvb8]

well just wait a second here....

You certainly cannot be doing this inside of the FreeNAS host itself, correct? Are you doing this in some sort of a jail?

In the host. Because you can't use fuse mount in jails


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[Kennyvb8]

ATM I'm execute the command my self


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