@username-here Without seeing any of the actual batch file, I'd guess that you need to include the path to the .exe in the command. If "srcds.exe" isn't part of the Windows path variable, you need to specify exactly where it is to be found.
On Windows, that's C:\Users\(your user)\.TRIGGERcmdData\commands.json
You can also use the "Text Command Editor" to edit or copy/paste the text out of that file.
When you say the token doesn't work, what do you mean? Usually when you re-install the agent it will re-use your token from the previous install. That's in this file on Windows: C:\Users\(your user)\.TRIGGERcmdData\token.tkn
@TheConfax, thanks for reporting this problem. Now I need to figure out how to reproduce the problem. If you have any ideas, please let me know.
I have a Chrome extension for switching my browser's language. When I set it to Italian the site redirects me from www.triggercmd.com to www.triggercmd.com/it, which is correct.
I'll do some research.
EDIT: I was able to see a problem when I used Edge and set Italian as my preferred language. I fixed it. Thank you @TheConfax!
@kellanist, does that script only work if you right-click and run it as administrator? If so, you could try running the TRIGGERcmd agent as administrator.
By default, the TRIGGERcmd agent will not run your commands as admin, but if you run the agent as admin, then the commands it runs would run with the elevated tokens too.
You could also turn off UAC, but of course that has security implications.
@Iván-Espíndola, thank you. If you see any incorrect spanish text on the website or on the Alexa skill description, please tell me how I could correct it.
I also support the idea given by Paulo, here in Brazil the price of the subscription is very expensive for us Brazilians. I admire your work too much, but we have to go out of our way to keep the signature.
@Ícaro-Paiv, as of today you'll also see the commands on "Other User's Computers" in the IFTTT list if you use the official TRIGGERcmd IFTTT integration.
@Russ Good morning, thanks for the return. The script that I put on the first line, works perfectly. It just turns off the lights on my keyboard and mouse. Can you help me?
@Ron-Parker, I'm glad you figured it out, but you're right, I see I have Ubuntu Linux instructions for the .deb file install, but none for installing the .rpm on Redhat/Centos/Fedora type Linux OS's. I'll correct that soon. Thank you for pointing this out.
I think I should have an index page that lists each OS with links to installation instructions, similar to the trigger methods page to make them easy to find.
