Add service for OpenWrt, self-boot issue

Remember last year, wrote a program, is running on the OpenWrt, want to let the program boot from the start, the final fee of 9 New force, imitate others finally write out. But never understand why to do so, just read the open official website, suddenly suddenly dawned. Web site such as Http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/devel/packages

This issue is described in the "Packging a Service" section. If you want to run a service on the OpenWrt (of course, this service is powered up), you need to write a startup script for the service in the/etc/init.d/directory, and you need to set start=20/stop=90 in the startup script. The following is an example of the/etc/init.d/foo

#!/bin/sh/etc/rc.common
# "new" style init script
# look at/lib/functions/service.sh in a running system for EXP Lanations of what other service_
# options can be use, and then you might want them.

start=80
app=mrelay
service_write_pid=1
service_daemonize=1

start () {
        Service_start/usr/bin /$APP
}

Stop () {
        service_stop/usr/bin/$APP
}

If the program is compiled and installed with the system at the same time, do not need additional settings, the service will boot from boot. However, if you are using OPKG to install this program, you need to run the boot script under/etc/init.d/, for the above boot script, you must run the following code, the service can be implemented to boot from boot

/etc/init.d/foo Enable

At this point will be found in the rc.d/directory more than a link to foo, if the link appears, proof boot from start OK. Cancel the startup command as follows, the link under/rc.d/will disappear after execution.

/etc/init.d/foo Disable