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No news? I suppose problem is solved
Just had a look at F series samba script, something seems strange and I wonder if problem of shares not being mounted on startup couldn't be here: If I compare to E behavior, "basename" command can't be used as such on startup as it is not pure bash, it should be called at least with busybox for it to work.
When script is launched via webif, busybox is loaded so it could explain why it works at this point.
I wonder why this part of script has been modified, it wasn't needed to...

zoelechat wrote:No news? I suppose problem is solved
Just had a look at F series samba script, something seems strange and I wonder if problem of shares not being mounted on startup couldn't be here:

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#M_POINT="$DEST_DIR/$1/$(echo -n $i | sed -e "s/\//_/g")"	#disabled by levi
M_POINT="$DEST_DIR/$1/$(basename $i)"						#enabled by levi

If I compare to E behavior, "basename" command can't be used as such on startup as it is not pure bash, it should be called at least with busybox for it to work.
When script is launched via webif, busybox is loaded so it could explain why it works at this point.
I wonder why this part of script has been modified, it wasn't needed to...

Hi. The problem it?s not solved.

What's the state of things now? You can access your shares, but only if you launch script via webif, that's it?

zoelechat wrote:What's the state of things now? You can access your shares, but only if you launch script via webif, that's it?

Just like that.

Ok so you can try that:
Find the 2 lines I've pasted above in samba script, uncomment the first line (remove leading #), and comment the 2nd one (add leading #). Like this: (then overwrite script through FTP and reboot TV, of course )

Ok, but nothing!

Sh*t
Before launching script through webif, could you give output of (if there's any):

Ok To give you the output, what command? Sorry my ignorance!

this command:

Copy/paste whole line if you're not sure
edit: through Telnet, of course!