Awesome @Vinicius-Gimenez-Figuerola. Thanks for letting me know it's working for you.

@Russ Sorry, i could have looked this up myself, but i was so focused on "there is something wrong with my pi especially" that i did not even try to look into the other thread in the forum. This time i looked around but i could not find a solution, so i am back here again. the Background service is running, i edited the commands.json file, but for some reasen on the website there is no update of the triggers. (I delete all of the pre-installed triggers and put for the moment one of my own in [ {"trigger":"Zentrale","command":"wakeonlan 74:56:3C:BF:B6:30","ground":background","voice":"zentrale","allowParams": "false","icon":""} ] but in the Command Management there are still the original triggers in there but not my new one ... even after i rebooted the raspberry pi

@Pierce-Ó-Brádaigh the 10 minute delay is a spam prevention mechanism. most spammers will not wait. these are the attempted logins of spammers for the last several days. It's gone as high as 1300 in the past [image: 1784555972563-6b5eed70-d4b9-4a3e-a570-e09dc48dac5e-image.png]

@rsoane, it seems to be up for me. Can you send me a screenshot of what you see?

For anyone trying to use TriggerCMD to run a routine on an iPhone, you can do so using TriggerCMD, IFTTT, and iOS Shortcuts. Here is how I achieved it: Create a TriggerCMD command of your choosing. It need not do anything. Use that command as the "Specific Command" trigger in IFTTT For the THEN THAT, I chose "Send me an SMS"* In the message of the SMS type a keyword of your choosing. Create the Action. On the iPhone, go to Shortcuts, and select Automation Tap + to start Shortcut creation. Choose "Message" Under "Message Contains," type in the keyword you used in the IFTTT applet Finish the Shortcut routine you wish to run when the SMS message is received *You could also achieve this sending yourself an email through IFTTT and choosing Email in the Automation section of Shortcuts Using this method, I do not have to say anything to the phone or even be near it to run a shortcut on it.