Does the script start with #!/Bin/sh or #!/bin/sh ? If it's Bin and not bin, the it won't work at all. Also you need to set the script to executable with chmod +x transmission.sh

This unimportant though, you could probably just add the transmission-daemon line to your local.sh in Menu-->System Tools--->Control Box--->Initialization and click the button next to "Add local commands" and add in transmission-daemon -p 9091 -a * -t -u hello -v hello -w /media/hdd01 in there.

Hello Trixar_za

PD: sorry for my bad english

Thanks for the help, start bash with #!/bin/sh and has execute permissions.

I set it in local.sh Escript, but dont work, if I put a script "prueba.sh" "in local.sh" : echo "hello"> /root/Hello.txt, it works, but the script transmission.sh does not work.

If I run "transmission.sh" manually from console "sh transmission.sh" does not work, show the help of transmission, but if I copy / paste the content in the console, if it works

I do not know what to do

Regards

Have you tried adding just:
transmission-daemon -p 9091 -a * -t -u hello -v hello -w /media/hdd01
to the local.sh file? That way it does the same as what transmission.sh file would do, only it runs the command in local.sh instead.

Here is how my local.sh looks to give you the idea:
#!/bin/sh
# /etc/init.d/local.sh - Local startup commands.
#
# All commands here will be executed at boot time.
#
. /etc/init.d/rc.functions

echo "Starting local startup commands... "
echo '1d09 4000' > /sys/bus/usb-serial/drivers/option1/new_id
echo "Starting vnstat deamon..."
vnstatd -d

Hello Trixar_za

Thansk for the help

I have put the line into local.sh

#!/bin/sh
# /etc/init.d/local.sh - Local startup commands.
#
# All commands here will be executed at boot time.
#
. /etc/init.d/rc.functions

transmission-daemon -p 9091 -a * -t -u hello -v hello -w /media/hdd01

echo "test" > /media/hdd01/test.txt







But dont work, the file test.txt was found and work, but transmission dont start, if I copy and paste "transmission-daemon -p 9091 -a * -t -u hello -v hello -w /media/hdd01" into a console it work for me.


I do not know what to do

Regards

Hi,
Here are some complementary questions for you, maybe it will help (or not :P ) :

1 ) have you installed the transmission-daemon package besides of the general transmission package ?

2 ) what is the returned code of transmission-daemon from the command line, as current user and as root user ?

3) what is the error code returned w/ same command ?
echo $? displays the error code of the last executed command in shell

Regards,
--Babaorum

hello babaorum, thanks for the help me

1) yes i have installed transmission-daemon and transmission package

2) Nothink is returned when i type "transmission-daemon"

root@slitaz:/home/tux$ transmission-daemon
root@slitaz:/home/tux$

Top display transmission daemon of running correctly

3) returned: 0

If I type in command line

transmission-daemon -p 9091 -a * -t -u hello -v hello -w /media/hdd01

Work for me, but If I put into de transmission.sh or local.sh this:

transmission-daemon -p 9091 -a * -t -u hello -v hello -w /media/hdd01
echo "test" > /media/hdd01/test.txt




Dont work, the file test.txt was found and work, but transmission dont start, returned display of screen of help the transmission-daemon

Regards

Ok, I guess you need to start it as a proper daemon then. It's a little tricky to configure, but bare with me.

First go to terminal and su to root then then type leafpad /etc/daemons.conf
Then create these lines at the bottom of that file and save:
# Transmission daemon options:
TRANSMISSION_OPTIONS="-p 9091 -a * -t -u hello -v hello -w /media/hdd01"

Ok, now create a file called transmission-daemon and add this into it:
#!/bin/sh
# /etc/init.d/transmission-daemon : Start, stop and restart the tranmission
# daemon on at boot time or with the command line.
#
# To start the tranmission daemon at boot time, just put transmission-daemon
# in the $RUN_DAEMONS variable of /etc/rcS.conf and configure options with
# /etc/daemons.conf
#
. /etc/init.d/rc.functions
. /etc/daemons.conf

NAME=transmission-daemon
DESC="File Sharing Daemon"
# I'm assuming it's here, it might be at /usr/bin/transmission-daemon
DAEMON=/usr/sbin/transmission-daemon
OPTIONS=$TRANSMISSION_OPTIONS
PIDFILE=/var/run/transmission-daemon.pid

case "$1" in
start)
if active_pidfile $PIDFILE transmission-daemon ; then
echo "$NAME already running."
exit 1
fi
echo -n "Starting $DESC: $NAME... "
$DAEMON $OPTIONS
status
;;
stop)
if ! active_pidfile $PIDFILE transmission-daemon ; then
echo "$NAME is not running."
exit 1
fi
echo -n "Stopping $DESC: $NAME... "
kill `cat $PIDFILE`
status
;;
restart)
if ! active_pidfile $PIDFILE transmission-daemon ; then
echo "$NAME is not running."
exit 1
fi
echo -n "Restarting $DESC: $NAME... "
kill `cat $PIDFILE`
sleep 2
$DAEMON $OPTIONS
status
;;
*)
echo ""
echo -e "\033[1mUsage:\033[0m /etc/init.d/`basename $0` [start|stop|restart]"
echo ""
exit 1
;;
esac

exit 0

Now do chmod 777 transmission-daemon and chmod +x transmission-daemon (Just make it runable and that all users can use it)

Now in terminal, su to root again and type mv transmission-daemon /etc/init.d/

Now go to Menu--->System Tools--->Control Box--->Initialization and add transmission-daemon just before slim in the Run daemons box so it looks like this:
dbus hald firewall transmission-daemon slim

Now again from terminal test if it's working by typing /etc/init.d/transmission-daemon start

If all goes well, this should work and allow the daemon to start when you boot your PC. I haven't tested this, so it's mostly guess work, but I hope it helps.

Thank for your interest. I am very grateful

When I start the daemon "/etc/init.d/transmission-daemon start"

Returned by display the help of transmission-daemon

I found the solution

If I run in console

transmission-daemon -a * -p 9091 -t -u hola -v hola -w /media/hdd01

Works fine for me, but If I have put into a bash script dont work, the solution if anyone has got, is quote "*" :

transmission-daemon -a "*" -p 9091 -t -u hola -v hola -w /media/hdd01

Thanks for all for the assistance.

Regards

Thanks a lot both Javi and Trixar_za for your kind discussion.I was greatly served by your solutions.