Hi Terry,
> Would this be a standard subprocess.call() invocation or is there a
> better way?
The former seems fine AFAICS.
> Would I need to create two global instances of /dev/null if I use it
> twice in the same function?
No, the file descriptor of the open Python File for /dev/null that
On Monday, 3 April 2017 16:39:48 BST Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> > I suppose that I could set up another apscheduler event to do a reboot
> > at midnight.
>
> If they don't need to normally twiddle switches after it powers on to
> have it carry out the typically desired routines, then yes you could.
Hi Terry,
> I suppose that I could set up another apscheduler event to do a reboot
> at midnight.
If they don't need to normally twiddle switches after it powers on to
have it carry out the typically desired routines, then yes you could.
> > I doubt leaks would be sufficient to consume all that
On Monday, 3 April 2017 13:44:17 BST Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> I was thinking this Pi was being turned off each night, like the other
> one. I expect I've forgotten that it's always on.
We could tell them to turn it off; they used to have to do that for the old MP3
Player (a
portable stereo
Hi Terry,
I was thinking this Pi was being turned off each night, like the other
one. I expect I've forgotten that it's always on.
If the switches were set into position rather than spring-return to the
centre then one option would be to configure Raspbian to reboot
periodically, with your
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