I realize this isn't exactly what the OP requested, but what about
shutting down the server (or suspending or hibernating) anytime none of
the SBs have been used for X minutes? The ServerPowerControl does this
very smoothly. True, it doesn't fit squarely into the existing unified
PLC Crouzet Mille
pski;604827 Wrote:
> Most UPS monitoring software provides for a controlled shutdown based-on
> voltage to a serial port. I'm not sure how the same devices are signaled
> via a usb port but I would assume a lack/presence of voltage does the
> trick.
>
> p
I have a ups on order to try this. Than
agillis;605391 Wrote:
> Should be no problem to sens a command to a Linux box to go into sleep
> mode. With VortexBox you could hit a URL to do it.
Interresting. Can you say a bit more about this ?
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reniera
reniera's P
agillis;605391 Wrote:
> Should be no problem to sens a command to a Linux box to go into sleep
> mode. With VortexBox you could hit a URL to do it.
Also, there is a sleep command which powers players:
webIU/HELP (lower left)/Technical Information/the Squeezebox Server
Command line interface.
C
reniera;604798 Wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to automate the shutdown of SB server:
>
> I have a magic button at home that turns off all lights when we go to
> sleep or when leaving home (=when I turn the alarm on). This is
> extremely handy because I stopped counting the times kids leave the
> lig
The Command Line Interface (CLI) proposes a shutdown command which
cleanly shuts down the server. You can find information on the CLI in
the Technical Documents section of the server (from the web gui).
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Fred
Fred's Prof
reniera;604798 Wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to automate the shutdown of SB server:
>
> I have a magic button at home that turns off all lights when we go to
> sleep or when leaving home (=when I turn the alarm on). This is
> extremely handy because I stopped counting the times kids leave the
> lig
Hi,
I'd like to automate the shutdown of SB server:
I have a magic button at home that turns off all lights when we go to
sleep or when leaving home (=when I turn the alarm on). This is
extremely handy because I stopped counting the times kids leave the
light on. Turning the alarm on, also reduc
