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Chief Technology Officer and the senior software developer for Digital Fruition, LLC. I specialize in PHP, JavaScript, CSS, Ruby, Linux, Mac OS X, VMware and more.

I am an avid Stack Exchange user and a Moderator Pro Tempore on Cognitive Sciences Stack Exchange. I try to stay in our chat room almost all the time, even if I'm not at my computer. To get my attention, just post a message in chat with @Josh in it, and I'll respond as soon as I can.

I can also be reached from my website or via email at stackexchange -at- josh -dot- gitlin -dot- name. If you have an any issues please don't hesitate to contact me.


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revised Is there an easy way to create a FreeBSD rc script?
This is the actual, final working script I am using
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That did it, thanks!
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comment Is there an easy way to create a FreeBSD rc script?
However this does correct the status and stop commands!
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comment Is there an easy way to create a FreeBSD rc script?
The problem is that usr/local/pytivo/pyTivo.py doesn't daemonize, therefore without calling /usr/bin/daemon I will just get the command running in the forground when I run /etc/rc.d/pytivo start
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comment Is there an easy way to create a FreeBSD rc script?
I was hopeful this would help, but it doesn't. I still get : /usr/sbin/daemon: unexpected operator and my rc script still doesn't know if the script is actually running.
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revised When should I use a trailing slash on a directory?
Made it clear that the example was about moving, not renaming, and corrected an error