Persistent scripts on bash shell

[anuradha.waduge]

I'm trying to run a persistent script on N3548 running nxos7.0(3)I7(9). Script has got three parts. (as per https://developer.cisco.com/docs/nx-os/#persistently-daemonizing-a-third-party/code-section-2)

1. Python script doing periodic show commands

2. shell script calling the python script from /etc/init.d

3. daemon file to start the shell script which get added to chkconfig level3. 

I can run the script by issuing a "./testdaemon start" and it works fine. However when the device get reboots, script doesn't starts automatically. 

Anyone running persistent scripts on N3548 on nxos7.0(3)I7(9)?

[Sergiu.Daniluk]

What user did you used for creating the scripts? Can you share a ls -l ?

Regards,

Sergiu

[anuradha.waduge]

Hi Sergiu,

script was created as root and I've changed permission for all three files to 755. 

[Sergiu.Daniluk]

Did you tried with permissions as 777? If not, can you do it? In the link you shared the read/write/executable actions is set for group and others.

Cheers,

Sergiu

[anuradha.waduge]

Still the same with 777. Fact that I can start the script by using "./xxx start" I'm thinking this may not be a permission issue, but it's not collecting the script from the init at the startup.