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

@Hannibal, I see the problem. I told you /usr/lib/triggercmdagent which is the path on Ubuntu, not Raspberry Pi. Sorry about that. I corrected the "next steps" above to match the instructions here. It should look like this when you run the triggercmdagent command as root: pi@fe5978dee0e5:~$ sudo su - root@fe5978dee0e5:~# triggercmdagent Run installdaemon.sh to install the triggercmdagent daemon so it runs during boot Daemon install: false No token exists. Login to request one. prompt: token: Then run this to install the background agent that will startup as root during boot: /usr/share/triggercmdagent/app/src/installdaemon.sh Then edit /root/.TRIGGERcmdData/commands.json and make sure your commands have ground = background.

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.