@tiggermn wrote:
I got this:
cat: /opt/etc/S60mt-daapd: No such file or directory
According to what you cut and pasted above it used to exist. It’s the file that you edited before, and that you tried to start that gave you the pidof errors.
Are you sure you typed that right? You can also go to that directory and see what’s there:
$ cd /opt/etc/init.d
$ ls
S05bash S40sshd S57rsyncd S60mt-daapd
You should see “S60mt-daapd” there, just like I’ve shown. If not, then that’s probably part of your problem.
— Ron