Posts by acubed

Wow, perfect. That's exactly what I needed.

Thank you very much for you help. I really appreciate the time and effort.

I am not familiar with docker either. I basically used the instructions on this page:

Evilmaiden: Raspberry Pi: Openelec y JDownloader

I did things like make the directory jd instead of jdownloader, but I followed it for the most part. It's not in English, but you can get the gist.

I should've mentioned that I did try larger sleep values after 15 didn't work. I also tried nohup after your suggestion but it didn't seem to change anything. It also didn't create a nohup.out file when I booted although it did create one when I ran autostart.sh from the command line, so I feel like autostart.sh isn't running when I boot at all.

Thanks again for your help. I'm new at this and I feel like I must be making some really silly mistake.

Quote from vpeter

Maybe there is no network yet when jd is started. Try enabling "Wait for network" in LibreELEC settings. Or add some pause before jd is started (sleep 15).

Thanks for replying but I tried both of your suggestions to no avail. Jdownloader still didn't start up.

Hello. I'm new to linux. I have libreelec on a raspberry pi 3 and I just love it. I have java and jdownloader installed for jdownloader to run headlessly and they work fine but I would like jdownloader to be running when libreelec boots up.

I created /storage/.config/autostart.sh

I made it exectutable and used

dos2unix /storage/.config/autostart.sh to make sure it was the right kind of file.

The contents of autostart.sh are

#! /bin/sh

(

java -jar /storage/jd/JDownloader.jar

) &

If I run autostart.sh from the command line jdownloader starts and runs just fine, but when I boot the pi jdownloader isn't running.

I looked but I couldn't fine a thread about this. I hope that it's something simple and any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.