Posts made by Pr0k0

@russ thnx, no worries

also tried to login into server and i get:
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If you are the system administrator of this resource then you should check the error log for details.

Faithfully yours, nginx.

is there any problem with the server?? Google nest cannot reach triggercmd smart home

@Russ thnx for the reply, i understand, i tried to make a .sh file to execute the application in a cronjob when boot but it does not start......i cannot understand why, if execute manually the sh file starts normally, i also tried to create a service with some name pointing to the file.....service is active but again in boot, it does not start... the problem is because in the foreground i can make routines and not need to say the computer name everytime....that's why the foreground is helpful...the background service is not visible in the Home Skills so i cannot make a routine. Anyway thanks again for the reply.

@Russ One question does the agent automatically open in Linux at startup like windows? Because every time I boot I need to open it manually and it does not start up automatically. I followed the installation steps above, uninstalled, installed again but the same problem.... in windows and raspberry it is working fine with no issues... Do i need to install with no UI in Linux like raspberry??

@Russ Thnx for the information i' will give it a go as soon as i will have alexa dot....still waiting due to the whole situation. But I understand what you are trying to say so i will test it and i have have an issue i will post it here. Thnxx again man.

Re: How to use Off Command (coming soon)
Hi @Russ, One question about .sh you have written this script bellow:
if [ "$1" == "off" ]
then
echo turn cloud $1 >> /tmp/medi_on_off.log
/usr/local/bin/tcmd --trigger "Shutdown now" -- server
else
echo turn cloud $1 >> /tmp/medi_on_off.log
wakeonlan XXXXXXXXXXXXX
fi

The "Shutdown now" is another script in /usr/local/bin/tcmd??? I'm not an expert in linux, so i try to figure it out.

Thanks in advance.