you can put your script in there according to the needed time cycle. If you build your addon you can copy your script while build process into one of those directories, can find an example LFS in here → git.ipfire.org Git - ipfire-2.x.git/blob - lfs/util-linux whereby you can make your own config directory under */ipfire-2.x/config named like your addon LFS.
I hope this helps you a step further. It might be a good idea to go to the developer mailinglist → Info | development@lists.ipfire.org - lists.ipfire.org where you should get the best help in my opinion but may also some other/better implementation ideas.
Since this all seems to work only with git, I’m out.
I uploaded the files at https://github.com/FMainz/iptraffic. Can’t create any folders there, so the pictures and language files are missing.
Also I have problems with the official language here and I don’t have to do that in my spare time.
Do what you want with the files. I have no desire to do this to myself at the moment.
Hi Frank,
in the mailinglist is currently not that much traffic but this have something to do with a lot of work on other projects, so please don´t get frustrated if the core developers do not react in short time.
If you have a problem with Git (i call it sometimes iGit ) i have an idea. I can prepare it for you if you like, you would nevertheless need to setup a build environment so you can integrate the files and can send it then to the mailinglist since this is your development.
I have already received an offer from Matthias. He agrees to publish
the addon in my name. For the time being I agree.
If I should dare to use GIT sometime, I will need a lot of help. But
that is not yet the case. I will certainly get on your nerves with
this…
No problem Frank,
great that Matthias do this. I did also made so far a LFS, ROOTFILE and PAKS and build it (install no compilation) which went through but i haven´t test it yet and i am sure there is more stuff to do on it.
You can´t get off of my nerves since you where never on them .