I think this line
is the key to the problem
Can you do
chmod stands for "change mode", in unix there are 3 mode, read (r), write (w), execute (x);
every file has 3 blocks of permissions, root, group, user
your file have:
- -rwx: read/write/execute for root
- r--: read for root group
- r--: read for everyone else
To be executed at boot a init file should be:
- -rwx: read/write/execute for root
- r-x: read, execute for root group
- r-x: read, execute for everyone else
add execute to every block of permissions and should fix your problem
-rwxr--r-- 1 root root 584 Jan 1 00:05 tracker
is the key to the problem
Can you do
chmod +x /etc/init.d/tracker
chmod stands for "change mode", in unix there are 3 mode, read (r), write (w), execute (x);
every file has 3 blocks of permissions, root, group, user
your file have:
- -rwx: read/write/execute for root
- r--: read for root group
- r--: read for everyone else
To be executed at boot a init file should be:
- -rwx: read/write/execute for root
- r-x: read, execute for root group
- r-x: read, execute for everyone else
chmod +x path/to/file
add execute to every block of permissions and should fix your problem