Innocence;474790 Wrote: 
> Any change to the SCCLITool  for 7.4.x yet, especially on the apparent
> inability for the tool to talk to a SBR (SqueezeBox Receiver) when it's
> connected to mySqueezeBox.com?
I don't have a SBR to test with here.  But the following code seems to
work perfectly with Windows 7 and a wired SB3:

Code:
--------------------
    
  @echo off
  
  set SBSIP=192.168.0.222
  set CLIPORT=9090
  set PLAYERMAC=bd:a5:a9:9b:9d:df
  
  sleep 10
  
  echo Locally connected player status:
  scclitool.exe %PLAYERMAC% status -t -h %SBSIP% -p %CLIPORT%
  
  sleep 5
  
  echo .
  echo Push player to www.mysqueezebox.com:
  scclitool.exe %PLAYERMAC% connect www.mysqueezebox.com -t -h %SBSIP% -p 
%CLIPORT%
  
  sleep 15
  
  echo .
  echo Player status:
  scclitool.exe %PLAYERMAC% status -t -h %SBSIP% -p %CLIPORT%
  
  sleep 5
  
  echo .
  echo Yank player back to local SBS:
  scclitool.exe disconnect %PLAYERMAC% www.mysqueezebox.com -t -h %SBSIP% -p 
%CLIPORT%
  
  sleep 15
  
  echo .
  echo Player status:
  scclitool.exe %PLAYERMAC% status -t -h %SBSIP% -p %CLIPORT%
  
  
--------------------

That code successfully pushes the SB3 onto mysqueezebox.com and fetches
it back again.  Other than pushing and fetching, SCCLITool has never (I
don't believe) had the ability to query or control players connected to
SN/MSB. Was there some way in which scclitool.exe used to work for you
in interacting with SN?  I'm not aware of any abilities in this regard
simply because I'm not aware of any CLI commands that support this.

For any sort of actual control of SN/MSB connected players, I think
you'll need to look at Epoch1970s JSON scripts.

Innocence;474790 Wrote: 
> I tried using the latest SvrPowerControl (20091017) plugin, but it seems
> to keep the network port on the SBS (SqueezeBox Server) active, making
> my script believe a user is currently connected to the server, thus
> preventing standby. I'd rather handle the SBR from the script instead,
> just need the tool :)
I can't think of any changes I've made to SrvrPowerCtrl that would
cause a network port to stay active.  Perhaps this is a SBS 7.4 change?


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