rsync doesn't run when from a bash script
I have wakeup script that runs when the system wakes up (Arch linux)
$ cat /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/example
#!/bin/bash
case "$1" in
resume)
echo "hey I just got resumed!"
/usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script
esac
my wakeup_script
$ cat bin/wakeup_script
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/touch /home/user/testwake.txt
/usr/bin/rsync -vaz user@xx.xx.xx.xx:/home/user/downloads/test.txt /mnt/data/
/home/user/bin/mnt d
you can see that the script "wakeup_script" contains three bash script. When the system wakes up, the first and third script runs very well but rsync never worked, I tried scp, it doesn't work again! what's wrong here?
when I execute the same "wakeup_script" in a shell, the rsync does work but it doesn't get executed when the system wakes up!!
$ /usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script
command-line bash rsync
asked Mar 17 at 12:29
kuruvikuruvi
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I have wakeup script that runs when the system wakes up (Arch linux)
$ cat /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/example
#!/bin/bash
case "$1" in
resume)
echo "hey I just got resumed!"
/usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script
esac
my wakeup_script
$ cat bin/wakeup_script
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/touch /home/user/testwake.txt
/usr/bin/rsync -vaz user@xx.xx.xx.xx:/home/user/downloads/test.txt /mnt/data/
/home/user/bin/mnt d
you can see that the script "wakeup_script" contains three bash script. When the system wakes up, the first and third script runs very well but rsync never worked, I tried scp, it doesn't work again! what's wrong here?
when I execute the same "wakeup_script" in a shell, the rsync does work but it doesn't get executed when the system wakes up!!
$ /usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script
command-line bash rsync
asked Mar 17 at 12:29
kuruvikuruvi
1011
2
Does thersynccommand rely on an SSH identity from your user's~/.ssh? when run by root (from pm-utils) it will be looking in/root/.sshinstead
– steeldriver
Mar 17 at 12:35
Maybe network is not available yet? Try to redirect the output of your script to a file to investigate what goes wrong./usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script &> /tmp/wakeup.log
– Thomas
Mar 17 at 12:36
yes, it requires SSH key. How can I resolve this?
– kuruvi
Mar 17 at 14:20
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I have wakeup script that runs when the system wakes up (Arch linux)
$ cat /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/example
#!/bin/bash
case "$1" in
resume)
echo "hey I just got resumed!"
/usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script
esac
my wakeup_script
$ cat bin/wakeup_script
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/touch /home/user/testwake.txt
/usr/bin/rsync -vaz user@xx.xx.xx.xx:/home/user/downloads/test.txt /mnt/data/
/home/user/bin/mnt d
you can see that the script "wakeup_script" contains three bash script. When the system wakes up, the first and third script runs very well but rsync never worked, I tried scp, it doesn't work again! what's wrong here?
when I execute the same "wakeup_script" in a shell, the rsync does work but it doesn't get executed when the system wakes up!!
$ /usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script
command-line bash rsync
asked Mar 17 at 12:29
kuruvikuruvi
1011
I have wakeup script that runs when the system wakes up (Arch linux)
$ cat /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/example
#!/bin/bash
case "$1" in
resume)
echo "hey I just got resumed!"
/usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script
esac
my wakeup_script
$ cat bin/wakeup_script
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/touch /home/user/testwake.txt
/usr/bin/rsync -vaz user@xx.xx.xx.xx:/home/user/downloads/test.txt /mnt/data/
/home/user/bin/mnt d
you can see that the script "wakeup_script" contains three bash script. When the system wakes up, the first and third script runs very well but rsync never worked, I tried scp, it doesn't work again! what's wrong here?
when I execute the same "wakeup_script" in a shell, the rsync does work but it doesn't get executed when the system wakes up!!
$ /usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script
command-line bash rsync
command-line bash rsync
asked Mar 17 at 12:29
kuruvikuruvi
1011
asked Mar 17 at 12:29
kuruvikuruvi
1011
asked Mar 17 at 12:29
kuruvikuruvi
1011
asked Mar 17 at 12:29
kuruvikuruvi
1011
asked Mar 17 at 12:29
kuruvikuruvi
1011
1011
2
Does thersynccommand rely on an SSH identity from your user's~/.ssh? when run by root (from pm-utils) it will be looking in/root/.sshinstead
– steeldriver
Mar 17 at 12:35
Maybe network is not available yet? Try to redirect the output of your script to a file to investigate what goes wrong./usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script &> /tmp/wakeup.log
– Thomas
Mar 17 at 12:36
yes, it requires SSH key. How can I resolve this?
– kuruvi
Mar 17 at 14:20
add a comment |
2
Does thersynccommand rely on an SSH identity from your user's~/.ssh? when run by root (from pm-utils) it will be looking in/root/.sshinstead
– steeldriver
Mar 17 at 12:35
Maybe network is not available yet? Try to redirect the output of your script to a file to investigate what goes wrong./usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script &> /tmp/wakeup.log
– Thomas
Mar 17 at 12:36
yes, it requires SSH key. How can I resolve this?
– kuruvi
Mar 17 at 14:20
2
2
Does the
rsync command rely on an SSH identity from your user's ~/.ssh? when run by root (from pm-utils) it will be looking in /root/.ssh instead– steeldriver
Mar 17 at 12:35
Does the
rsync command rely on an SSH identity from your user's ~/.ssh? when run by root (from pm-utils) it will be looking in /root/.ssh instead– steeldriver
Mar 17 at 12:35
Maybe network is not available yet? Try to redirect the output of your script to a file to investigate what goes wrong.
/usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script &> /tmp/wakeup.log– Thomas
Mar 17 at 12:36
Maybe network is not available yet? Try to redirect the output of your script to a file to investigate what goes wrong.
/usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script &> /tmp/wakeup.log– Thomas
Mar 17 at 12:36
yes, it requires SSH key. How can I resolve this?
– kuruvi
Mar 17 at 14:20
yes, it requires SSH key. How can I resolve this?
– kuruvi
Mar 17 at 14:20
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In /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/example:
after the line:
#!/bin/bash
add the line:
sleep 15
This will give 15 seconds for network interfaces to become available after resuming.
answered Mar 17 at 12:57
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In /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/example:
after the line:
#!/bin/bash
add the line:
sleep 15
This will give 15 seconds for network interfaces to become available after resuming.
answered Mar 17 at 12:57
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In /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/example:
after the line:
#!/bin/bash
add the line:
sleep 15
This will give 15 seconds for network interfaces to become available after resuming.
answered Mar 17 at 12:57
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In /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/example:
after the line:
#!/bin/bash
add the line:
sleep 15
This will give 15 seconds for network interfaces to become available after resuming.
answered Mar 17 at 12:57
WinEunuuchs2UnixWinEunuuchs2Unix
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In /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/example:
after the line:
#!/bin/bash
add the line:
sleep 15
This will give 15 seconds for network interfaces to become available after resuming.
answered Mar 17 at 12:57
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Does the
rsynccommand rely on an SSH identity from your user's~/.ssh? when run by root (from pm-utils) it will be looking in/root/.sshinstead– steeldriver
Mar 17 at 12:35
Maybe network is not available yet? Try to redirect the output of your script to a file to investigate what goes wrong.
/usr/bin/bash /home/user/bin/wakeup_script &> /tmp/wakeup.log– Thomas
Mar 17 at 12:36
yes, it requires SSH key. How can I resolve this?
– kuruvi
Mar 17 at 14:20