F4-223 Reboot Command Line ?

[digi999]

Hi there

I'm wanting to set a scheduled reboot (not a power down , an actual reboot) , found the scheduler no problem but its asking for a custom command , would I be right in assuming its

Sudo Reboot

Or isn't that the reboot command for this NAS ?

Many thanks in advance

[TMLyy]

Just enter reboot directly.

[digi999]

It doesn't have reboot in the scheduled tasks or am I missing something ?

in 'Create Scheduled Tasks' there is 'triggered scheduled tasks' and in there is just the options to shut down or start up , so I'd assumed it was 'custom scheduled task' which is asking for a CLI command ?

[Gremlin]

You need to use "Customize" and enter a standard command line command.

I think what TMSupport are saying is that you don't need the 'sudo'. Not clear what version of TOS you are running but in 5+ sudo does not work (because root user in prohibited).

[digi999]

aahhhhh sorry ! , I just assumed it was standard linux commands , so in the 'customize' section the custom command is literally just 'reboot' ? , ie , thats it and save ?

[Gremlin]

I guess. As long as you are logged in as an admin user and have permissions. This is one custom script I use to find and delete old files/folders for my surveillance system:

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find /Volume2/IPCAM/ -name P*.jpg -mtime +6 -print -delete
find /Volume2/IPCAM/ -name A*.jpg -mtime +120 -print -delete
find /Volume2/IPCAM/ -type d -empty -print -delete
find /Volume2/DVR/ -name *.storage -mtime +120 -print -delete
find /Volume2/DVR/ -type d -empty -print -delete

and I set it to email the results on completion.