Line 468 and 474 use ps -p unfortunately this is not supported in busybox systems (i.e. the QNAP NAS I am using)
There is a script which would manually replace ps but it might be more universal to replace the ps -p calls with a combination of ps and grep as seen here
BTW the script does continue to run even with the error output I get. It just doesn't get the chance to see a running process with the PID so would potentially start backup a second time
Line 468 and 474 use
ps -punfortunately this is not supported in busybox systems (i.e. the QNAP NAS I am using)There is a script which would manually replace ps but it might be more universal to replace the ps -p calls with a combination of ps and grep as seen here
BTW the script does continue to run even with the error output I get. It just doesn't get the chance to see a running process with the PID so would potentially start backup a second time
ps: invalid option -- 'p' BusyBox v1.24.1 (2021-04-28 02:56:13 CST) multi-call binary.