Controversial posts made by Russ

@Manuel-Gelabert-Oliver, you have to log into your account with a browser, and click the Instructions link on the left. Your token is on that page.

@jorgee, have you tried deleting your c:\users\(your user)\.TRIGGERcmdData folder? If you do that, then close and re-open TRIGGERcmd, it might fix it.

Another possibility is your Antivirus software is blocking it. You could try turning that off temporarily while TRIGGERcmd runs for the first time.

@abaratz, no, there's no way that I know of to manually invoke the GUI Editor except via the Tray icon. I'm upgrading my mac to Sonoma 4.4.1 right now. If I can reproduce it I should be able to solve it. In the meantime, you could edit your commands.json file manually to add commands. It's a text json file at this path:

~/.TRIGGERcmdData/commands.json

~ is your home folder.

If you haven't tried closing and re-opening the TRIGGERcmdAgent, please try that.

@alexander-cleary,

I'm trying to reproduce the problem myself. I setup my Windows laptop the same way - to not go to sleep when I close the lid (while plugged in to AC power). Hopefully I can reproduce the problem you see. I'll know in about an hour. So far I know it's working because I see the "Command ran" entries in the runs list.

Also if you haven't already done it, could you see whether leaving the lid open makes a difference?

EDIT:
I waited more than an hour and the TRIGGERcmd agent on my laptop is still responding.

My laptop is Windows 10. Is yours Windows 11 by chance?

@Matheus-Junior, you should see the TRIGGERcmd subscription in your Paypal account here: https://www.paypal.com/myaccount/autopay

You can also find that page with these steps:

• Go to Account Settings.
• Click Money, Banks and Cards.
• Click Set preapproved payments.

Or in the Paypal app:

• Tap Wallet.
• Tap Automatic Payments.