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2013-12-30
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stop timenow.conf killall timenowd start proximityd start timenow.conf
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2013-12-30
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2013-12-31
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#204
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2013-12-31
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#205
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start on started hildon-desktop stop on stopped hal #stop on stopped dbus respawn respawn limit 15 3 script exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd" end script
Setting up timenow (0.0.12) ... initctl: Job not changed: timenow.conf
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2013-12-31
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#206
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I guess I got what it is. Could a brave soul change sleep 2 to sleep 10 in /etc/event.d/timenow.conf and report back?
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2013-12-31
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I guess I got what it is. Could a brave soul change sleep 2 to sleep 10 in /etc/event.d/timenow.conf and report back?
start on started hildon-desktop stop on stopped hal #stop on stopped dbus respawn respawn limit 15 3 sleep 10 script exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd" end script
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2013-12-31
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#208
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start on started proximityd stop on stopped hal respawn respawn limit 15 3 script sleep 10 exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd" end script post-stop script # clean up killall timenowd end script
exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd 2>/home/user/.timenow/timenow.log"
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2013-12-31
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#209
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wow! I got a bunch of supporting users
please set timenow.conf as follows:
and then reboot.Code:start on started proximityd stop on stopped hal respawn respawn limit 15 3 script sleep 10 exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd" end script post-stop script # clean up killall timenowd end script
It works for me like that. If it works for other people too, I will push the change to extras-devel. I'm asking because apparently the boot procedure is different for each phone and no solution is universal.
if it fails please change the exec line to
and post contents of timenow.log directly after bootCode:exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd 2>/home/user/.timenow/timenow.log"
start on started proximityd stop on stopped hal respawn respawn limit 15 3 script sleep 10 exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd 2>/home/user/.timenow/timenow.log" end script post-stop script # clean up killall timenowd end script
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2013-12-31
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#210
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/bin/sh: /opt/timenowd/bin/powerbutton: Permission denied
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