Add ps3netsrv about wdpksrc

[stefaang]

Any success with this?

ps3netsrv.tar.gz

[stefaang]

TODO:
Edit /shares/Volume_1/Nas_Prog/ps3netsrv/target/ps3netsrv-starter.sh

#!/bin/sh

BIN_FILE="${SYNOPKG_PKGDEST}/bin/ps3netsrv"

if [ -r "${CFG_FILE}" ]; then
    . "${CFG_FILE}"
fi

${BIN_FILE} "${PS3_DIR}" 2>&1 &
echo "$!" > "${PID_FILE}"

Edit /shares/Volume_1/Nas_Prog/ps3netsrv/target/var/ps3netsrv.conf

PS3_DIR="/shares/Volume_1/whatever"

Then use this to start it.

/shares/Volume_1/Nas_Prog/ps3netsrv/start.sh /shares/Volume_1/Nas_Prog/ps3netsrv

More TODO: fix stop.sh

[bahusoid]

Awesome!!!
Big thanks for config fixes. I was just going to complain about it :)

I've been able to successfully install and run it and it's recognized by PS3. It's properly starting from Web by ticking Run App (so I didn't try to start it from ssh).

Regarding PS3_DIR I think by default it should look into /shares/Volume_1/Public/PS3

[stefaang]

@tonyrayo you were also looking for this, no?

[bahusoid]

Status report: Server was working for few days without any issues. So thanks again for quick response!
Are you planning to publish it officially?

More TODO: fix stop.sh

Not sure what you meant but I see service is properly stopped from Web when Run App is ticked to OFF (checked logs and list of processes) So it seems nothing needs fixing here.

[stefaang]

Oh, okay, good to hear it's stable.
The pid file is stored in the target directory, while I'd rather store it in /var/run to prevent stale pid files on a system crash (e.g. power cycle).

It will probably take a few weeks before I'm taking this up and doing some proper testing... but feel free to send in a MR to my spksrc branch.

[tonyrayo]

@tonyrayo you were also looking for this, no?

Indeed! I'm currently running it as a docker container for ease of upgrade (your release of Docker/Portainer is wonderous =). Apologies for my lengthy absence by the way; health issues mixed with a return to edu has kept me away from development (as well as most things that fall under "free time projects"). I look forward to hopping back in, even if as a minor role at first!