autostart.sh and shutdown.sh not working

EDIT I found a workaround:

Quote from thebakker

I couldn' get it working, so I made a node-red flow on my server that creates a HTTP api, and converts the http data to MQTT

And put a wget in my startup and shutdown script:

wget -T 2 http://192.168.0.209:1880/endpoint/plexBox/state?state=OFF

Hello,

I followed the guide for creating autostart and shutdown commands (This guide). But my commands dont run

I autostart.sh I have the following code:

(
 sleep 50
 docker run -it --rm eclipse-mosquitto mosquitto_pub -h 192.168.0.100 -t plexBox/state -m "ON"
)&

And in the shutdown.sh:

case "$1" in
  halt)
    # your commands here
    ;;
  poweroff)
    # your commands here
    ;;
  reboot)
    # your commands here
    ;;
  *)
    docker run -it --rm eclipse-mosquitto mosquitto_pub -h 192.168.0.100 -t plexBox/state -m "OFF"
    sleep 50
    ;;
esac

I have docker installed through libreelec. And when I run these commands manually, they work.

Anyone a suggestion?

Quote from lrusak

check the output of

Code

systemctl status kodi-autostart.service

You might need to wait until you have a network connection and docker is started

Thanks, I got the error

Mar 14 09:25:36 LibreELEC sh[724]: the input device is not a TTY

This was an error from my docker command, I fixed it by removing the "-it" argument

Is there also a log from the shutdown script?

Quote from chewitt

Quote from ghtester I know, maybe I am wrong but I still believe in this case these commands should not be queued.

autostart.sh is run at the very start of usespace boot, so the network is not started, kodi (which runs docker via an add-on) is not started. So running the docker command at that point will *allways* fail, and (backgrounding)& is the correct approach.

The case statement ^ above was incorrect, not sure if it was copy/paste typo or what but I edited it to be correct.

As lrusak says, look at systemd logs

But the shutdown doesn't. I think I have the problem you describe: docker gets closed and after that the shutdown script gets called.

Any idea where I can see the shutdown log?

I couldn' get it working, so I made a node-red flow on my server that creates a HTTP api, and converts the http data to MQTT

And put a wget in my startup and shutdown script:

wget -T 2 http://192.168.0.209:1880/endpoint/plexBox/state?state=OFF