guiness;620068 Wrote:
Things are getting close to where I had it before. Thanks for your quick
(instant) help! Now my issue is that Shutdown to www.mysqueezebox.com
(under Monitor Sleep Timers) does not succeed in pushing my SBC over.
I've tried increasing Alternate server delay time from 60
mvordeme;619549 Wrote:
This could be fixed by iterating the boxes twice, powering them all down
on the first pass, and only then pushing them to mysqueezebox.
The code, as it currently stands performs two iterations. 1st, it
powers off all locally attached players one by one. On the 2nd
gharris999;619552 Wrote:
The code, as it currently stands performs two iterations. 1st, it
powers off all locally attached players one by one. On the 2nd
iteration, it pushes each player (again, one by one) onto the alternate
server using $curclient-execute(['connect', $szAltServerIP]);
gharris999;619431 Wrote:
If the CLI approach is problematic for whatever reason, you can also
block SrvrPowerCtrl by creating a block-file. On windows XP, this
would be:
Thank you very, very much for that extensive response. I think I'll
take the file based approach indeed. There are
mvordeme;619569 Wrote:
I'll unsync and test it again.Here are the results. It doesn't power off any
player, regardless of
whether they are synchronized or not. Only switching them off on the
alternate server works. I have no idea exactly what is the issue. Maybe
the server log can provide a
This line looks suspicious:
Code:
poweroffplayers = 0,
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'last.fm' (http://www.last.fm/user/mvordeme) | scaleo home server 2105 |
squeezebox server 7.5.3 - r31792 | server power control
20110315.125752 | squeezebox boom duet |
Roger the Shrubber;619688 Wrote:
Thank you very, very much for that extensive response. I think I'll take
the file based approach indeed. There are three situations I'll have to
think more about:
- user manually boots up or wakes server
- user manually hibernates server through the plugin
mvordeme;619698 Wrote:
This line looks suspicious:
Code:
poweroffplayers = 0,
That's because you haven't checked Power-off attached players when
shutting down? in the SrvrPowerCtrl settings Command Tweaks
section.
Since you aren't
OK, I've just posted a new version with the following changes:
Code:
==
What's new: 20110319
==
1).
gharris999;617841 Wrote:
1). Expanded SrvrPowerCtrl's system idle monitoring to include optional
network
monitoring. On Linux and OSX, added disk and cpu load monitoring as
well.
I really like these enhancements! This allows setting up a green
server.
Can anybody recommend reasonable
Meridion;619361 Wrote:
It looks like it these setting were triggering a successful suspend
action yesterday, but there is an error in my log:
Code:
[11-03-19 22:38:20.0017] Plugins::SrvrPowerCtrl::Util::SystemExecCmd
(781) no modelName: no name executing
Seems to work quite nicely right now. Will test the levels with the help
of debug log later, to see if thresholds can be optimized.
These new features are exactly what i was waiting for! Many thanks.
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Songs: 16'169 - Albums: 1'337 - Artists: 916
Hi,
I have set up a dedicated server with XP. I would like it to hibernate
whenever nobody is at home. However, this is a rather complex but
repeated weekly schedule (e.g. most days only morning/evening,
sometimes over lunch, sometimes an afternoon, full days in weekend).
I want to tackle it
I've had SvrPowerControl working well for months on my SBS on Windows 7
Desktop. I have plugin autoupdate on and, recently, things seemed to
have fallen apart. I used to be able to have my SB go to sleep at night
and SPC would shut down and send the SB to mysqueezebox.com. That
doesn't seem to
guiness;619418 Wrote:
I've had SvrPowerControl working well for months on my SBS on Windows 7
Desktop. I have plugin autoupdate on and, recently, things seemed to
have fallen apart. I used to be able to have my SB go to sleep at night
and SPC would shut down and send the SB to
Roger the Shrubber;619413 Wrote:
Hi,
I have set up a dedicated server with XP. I would like it to hibernate
whenever nobody is at home. However, this is a rather complex but
repeated weekly schedule (e.g. most days only morning/evening,
sometimes over lunch, sometimes an afternoon, full
I can't find where to turn network monitoring off.
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guiness;619456 Wrote:
I can't find where to turn network monitoring off.
In the SrvrPowerCtrl settings, just move the Idle network IO
threshold slider to 0. This is explained if you hover the mouse over
the [ i ] icon.
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It doesn't work for me. My Boom is never powered off. Either the code
doesn't work for Booms (unlikely) or synchronizing boxes gets in the
way of your code. How do you do it? If you iterate through the attached
boxes and power each one off before you push it to mysqueezebox, I could
imagine that
Let me test it for a few days. Last night it didn't work as desired, and
I have no idea why not. I fetched one box back from mysqueezebox, and
when I started the music, the other box played it as well. Maybe I
messed up the configuration.
The main problem is with mysqueezebox and not with your
mvordeme;618918 Wrote:
Let me test it for a few days. Last night it didn't work as desired, and
I have no idea why not. I fetched one box back from mysqueezebox, and
when I started the music, the other box played it as well. Maybe I
messed up the configuration.
The main problem is with
Update: I've been posting new versions of SrvrPowerCtrl yesterday and
today as I've come across minor buglets.
The latest update (version 20110315.125752) fixed a one-liner that was
preventing SrvrPowerCtrl from working with SqueezeCenter 7.3.4. I'm
pleased to announce that the new version of
Where can I download the current version? Googlecode site shows nothing
updated lately. Thanks.
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Apesbrain;618303 Wrote:
Where can I download the current version? Googlecode site shows nothing
updated lately. Thanks.
Download instructions at the head of this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=48521page=1
Since this is still a beta version, I haven't updated the
gharris999;618086 Wrote:
As it now stands with SrvrPowerCtrl, a player gets (optionally) turned
off twice per action: once locally so that IRBlaster/PowerCenter
actions can propagate, and then a 2nd time at the remote server.This is also
great for another reason. When two players are
mvordeme;618335 Wrote:
This is also great for another reason. When two players are
synchronized, they are as well fetched back from mysqueezebox.com
simultaneously (which I actually don't like). I have two players in
adjoining rooms which I only want to synchronize in case I switch them
OK, new version of SrvrPowerCtrl has been posted to the repo.
What's new:
Code:
==
What's new: 20110313
Gordon,
thanks for your hard work, once again.
Does the new plugin work with SBS 7.5 ? 7.4 ?
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Daily dose delivered by: 2 SB Classic (fw 130), 1 SB Boom (fw 50)
SqueezeCenter 7.3.4 (Debian 5.0) with plugins: ContextMenu,
SaverSwitcher by Peter Watkins Server Power Control by
epoch1970;617850 Wrote:
Gordon,
thanks for your hard work, once again.
Does the new plugin work with SBS 7.5 ? 7.4 ?
It should, but I've only *really* tested it with 7.6. I'll test
against 7.5.4 today.
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Just updated the plugin to version 20110314.011927. When I press+hold
sleep in my SB3 remote it no longer suspends. In the previous version I
had it setup to suspend to mysqueezebox.com and it worked fine, but
after today's update pressing+holding sleep does nothing. I only use
this plugin to
tamanaco;617903 Wrote:
Just updated the plugin to version 20110314.011927. When I press+hold
sleep in my SB3 remote it no longer suspends. In the previous version I
had it setup to suspend to mysqueezebox.com and it worked fine, but
after today's update pressing+holding sleep does nothing. I
tamanaco;617903 Wrote:
Just updated the plugin to version 20110314.011927. When I press+hold
sleep in my SB3 remote it no longer suspends.
OK...capitalization bug...which is fixed now. Again, thanks for
pointing this out.
PS: SrvrPowerCtrl, after pushing a player onto an alternate server,
gharris999;617922 Wrote:
PS: SrvrPowerCtrl, after pushing a player onto an alternate server, now
sends a power-off request for that player to the alternate server
(mysb.com, or other). SrvrPowerCtrl waits 15 seconds before sending
that request. So, you need to have your 'Alternate server
gharris999;617922 Wrote:
OK...capitalization bug...which is fixed now. Again, thanks for
pointing this out.
Just tried the latest release and it fixes the problem... Thanks!
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gharris999;617928 Wrote:
Actually, I rethought this. I've now added a discrete pref for the
power-off request. So..if you don't care if a player gets powered off
when it arrives at the remote server, you can keep the 'Alternate
server delay time' at zero.
What I used to do with my own code
epoch1970;618070 Wrote:
What I used to do with my own code actually, is have the players
optionally power off *before* changing location.
I've been using this because my amp power is controlled by IR Blaster
and most of the time when the player goes to mySB.com, it is to stay
silent. So
gharris999;618086 Wrote:
As it now stands with SrvrPowerCtrl, a player gets (optionally) turned
off twice per action: once locally so that IRBlaster/PowerCenter
actions can propagate, and then a 2nd time at the remote server.
Great.
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Daily dose delivered by: 2 SB Classic (fw
I love this plugin, works flawlessly on Ubuntu server 10.10.
I also want to use my SB to remote-switch some equipment using LIRC and
some RF-controlled sockets, this works fine, however the 4 custom
commands don't allow for much equipment to be switched.
Is it possible to add more custom
W0153R;617704 Wrote:
I love this plugin, works flawlessly on Ubuntu server 10.10.
I also want to use my SB to remote-switch some equipment using LIRC and
some RF-controlled sockets, this works fine, however the 4 custom
commands don't allow for much equipment to be switched.
Is it
Ah, I've hit another problem - my server will not now suspend under any
circumstances (except via power/suspend button on the front of my pc)!
I'll have a look at the SB server log, see if I can find anything.
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StevieM;617254 Wrote:
Ah, I've hit another problem - my server will not now suspend under any
circumstances (except via power/suspend button on the front of my pc)!
I'll have a look at the SB server log, see if I can find anything.
My ubuntu 10.04 server recently got 'stuck' and wouldn't
Hi,
I am running ReallyPreventSystemStandby and Srvrpowerctrl (latest
betas) on my Ubuntu 10.10 PC, which acts as a server for 4 SB players.
I am having a problem stopping my Ubuntu PC going into standby using
RPSS, when I have music playing from my SB Touch. I have seen from
other threads the
StevieM;616982 Wrote:
Any ideas why the command seems to work in terminal but not in the
plugin?Sorry...ReallyPreventStandby is still ReallyBeta. You need to set some
permissions in the /etc/sudoers file for ReallyPreventStandby to work
on linux...just like you do with the SrvrPowerCtrl
I'm pleased to report the the script has worked, and my Ubuntu server no
longer sleeps when the players are on.
Thanks very much for the quick reply and clear instructions!
Steve
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gharris999;616005 Wrote:
I have to admit that I don't have any experience with wireless bridges
so I'm unclear if broadcast packets hop across the gap or not.
But what kind of a SqueezeBox are you using? As far as I know, the
older, IP3K based SBs essentially just remember a single MAC
shawje;616085 Wrote:
Ironically, I did have this functionality working using Server Power
Control. Provided I used the sleep function each night on my SB Radio,
ServerPowerControl would set a wake event on the server before the next
alarm. It worked most of the time pretty well, but I
shawje;616085 Wrote:
Ironically, I did have this functionality working using Server Power
Control. Provided I used the sleep function each night on my SB Radio,
ServerPowerControl would set a wake event on the server before the next
alarm. It worked most of the time pretty well, but I
Gordon
I have been using ReallyPrevntStandby on my MacMini for a few weeks now
and it seems to work very well, with no issues. I previously used
Server Power Ctrl to call on Jiggler but it was a bit clunky.
My only niggle now is Wake On Lan. I had intermittent success using
wake on wireless
shawje;615980 Wrote:
Gordon
I have been using ReallyPrevntStandby on my MacMini for a few weeks now
and it seems to work very well, with no issues. I previously used
Server Power Ctrl to call on Jiggler but it was a bit clunky.
My only niggle now is Wake On Lan. I had intermittent
sfraser;614879 Wrote:
The squeeze center host is also used as a workstation by me. But more
importantly the rest of the family uses the Ubuntu host to stream
movies to a popcorn hour player. They have no idea where the movie
files are actually located, But they complain it is already
The squeeze center host is also used as a workstation by me. But more
importantly the rest of the family uses the Ubuntu host to stream
movies to a popcorn hour player. They have no idea where the movie
files are actually located, But they complain it is already
complicated enough turning on 3
gharris999;614597 Wrote:
OK, those log entries don't make any sense to me at all. Things seem to
be happening in the wrong order and somehow Squeezebox Server itself is
stopping when you attempt the suspend. That should only happen with a
shutdown request. I think your SrvrPowerCtrl
sfraser;614687 Wrote:
Thanks I will give that a try. Quick question, when you say completely
disable the Gnome power manager, you set it to do nothing during idle
periods? That is the way it is currently setup.
That's one way.
The other way is to configure ubuntu so that the X server and
gharris999;614760 Wrote:
That's one way.
The other way is to configure ubuntu so that the X server and Gnome GUI
don't start by default. That way, you have a headless server not
burdened by the overhead of having a useless GUI running.
But with Ubuntu Desktop, that's not for the
sfraser;614781 Wrote:
Thanks very much ! That seemed to fix it, it suspended after 5 minutes.
Couple of questions for you. If I set the time of day timer to suspend
at midnight to 18:00 hrs and the server gets manually resumed from
suspend in the morning, will it resume suspend after I turn
Ok attached below is the log output of another test. Sorry it took so
longlife got in the way : ).
There is no log entries after I manually woke up the SBS. this happens
at about minute 53:37. I did disable the XM and Superdate plugin to
keep the logs a little cleaner.
Now I got a stupid
Ooops, forget log file above, forgot to turn debug on. Below is a valid
log file. Again at the top of the log I manully suspended and woke up
the server. The manual wake up call seems to be the last log entry.
this log was grabbed 7-8 minutes after that. (please note I could not
submit this as
sfraser;614590 Wrote:
Ok attached below is the log output of another test. Sorry it took so
longlife got in the way : ).
There is no log entries after I manually woke up the SBS. this happens
at about minute 53:37. The plugin is set to to suspend the server after
5 minutes. I did
gharris999;614089 Wrote:
So...after you manually initiated the suspend at 7:07, did the system
actually suspend? I don't see a corresponding wake-up note in the log.
Also, as long as XM isn't currently working (that's correct, isn't it?)
could you disable the XMRadio plugin? Let's make
sfraser;614179 Wrote:
Yes it never goes into suspend on it's own. I will disable XM plugin and
will get another log snip it . I will start the process with a manual
suspend and resume, and then let it time out on it's own.
Thanks
You might want to try the following when you do that, in
Hi, attached is a portion of the log file after putting the service in
debug this morning. You will notice I manually put the server to sleep
around 7:00am this morning. I would be happy to try the latest version
of the plugin once it becomes available.
thanks again!
Scott
[11-02-26
Good day from an rainy Holland
Thanks for replying to my small problem
gharris999;613804 Wrote:
So...do one of the following:
If your ubuntu machine isn't a headless server...i.e. it has a
keyboard, monitor, GUI, etc., just unplug the network cable and then
use SrvrPowerCtrl's webUI to
nietgiftig;614038 Wrote:
Going to buy an Ipod I think.
I'don't think the problem lies with SvrPowerControl
Sorry for the long post.
I will try tomorrow again.
Now I am going to listen to some relaxing music.
Unfortunately, you wouldn't be the first person to shelve their
SBController.
sfraser;614015 Wrote:
Hi, attached is a portion of the log file after putting the service in
debug this morning. You will notice I manually put the server to sleep
around 7:00am this morning. I would be happy to try the latest version
of the plugin once it becomes available.
thanks
I have been running SvrPowerControl for about 8 months.
Installed it by hand on an Ubuntu machine because the automatic script
di not worked for me.
I followed the instructions for this install by gharris999
I am almost a n00b on Linux but hey, i managed it.
And it was working good for me.
A few
nietgiftig;613702 Wrote:
I have been running SvrPowerControl for about 8 months.
Installed it by hand on an Ubuntu machine because the automatic script
di not worked for me.
I followed the instructions for this install by gharris999
I am almost a n00b on Linux but hey, i managed it.
And it
It's looking as though my problem was just a glitch. Perhaps caused by
the upgrade to 7.5.3 and cured by restarting SBS.
At any rate, I first reported trouble after two different radio
programs stopped in the middle more than once with Please Sleep
confirming in its log that it had sent my
danco;610253 Wrote:
But my experience was that I tried a lot of things, including resetting.
removing peripherals, logging in to a different account, and nothing
worked.
That's where I'm at, at the moment. The most recent big change to this
system was installing MS Office:mac 2011. Maybe
Just a follow up from my perspective: I migrated to ReallyPreventStandby
from SvrPowerControl on 7.5.3 and latest Mac OS X (iMac, Intel).
It does work! Thanks for the update. It took half a day to work
properly, similarly to the problem danco posted - there seem to be
magic healing hands under
-tm-;610418 Wrote:
Just a follow up from my perspective: I migrated to ReallyPreventStandby
from SvrPowerControl on 7.5.3 and latest Mac OS X (iMac, Intel).
It does work! Thanks for the update. It took half a day to work
properly, similarly to the problem danco posted - there seem to be
danco;609594 Wrote:
I'll experiment further. Is there any logging I could do to check what's
going on?
I'm not entirely sure if the force sleep unless works with Unix
executables rather than Mac apps, but again I can try.
However, you said you were playing an album. What happens if you
gharris999;609550 Wrote:
Ok, second test..still working. In Energy Saver, I have the system set
to go into safe sleep after 10 minutes. I started an album playing
with SBS and let it play through to the end. After it finished and
then after the default 20 minute ReallyPreventStandby
gharris999;609537 Wrote:
I think I'm headed towards a scrape clean and os reinstall on this
machine. Probably some months away, though.
So it is a software problem, related to a kernel extension or an
application helper I guess. You could try creating temporarily a new
user and see if PM
danco;609594 Wrote:
I'll experiment further. Is there any logging I could do to check what's
going on?
I'm not entirely sure if the force sleep unless works with Unix
executables rather than Mac apps, but again I can try.
However, you said you were playing an album. What happens if you
epoch1970;609635 Wrote:
So it is a software problem, related to a kernel extension or an
application helper I guess. You could try creating temporarily a new
user and see if PM works under that account. That could show if the
issue comes from stuff in /Library or in /Users/xxx/Library.
I
gharris999;609072 Wrote:
Am I just an old curmudgeon, or are computers becoming a whole lot less
fun?
Really old curmudgeons use Aquamacs on the mac ;)
Using 10.6.6 on an alu (2010) mac mini, I see mostly reliable power
management. Methinks 10.5.8 was a bit more reliable, though.
Perhaps you
danco;609085 Wrote:
My Mac has never been able to sleep on its own. It is known that Energy
Saver doesn't work for some people, but there have been various
suggestions for the cause, none of which seemed to be my problem. I use
a third-party utility (Please Sleep, but there are others)) to
epoch1970;609533 Wrote:
Really old curmudgeons use Aquamacs on the mac ;)
But you can get the excellent TextWrangler for free on the mac app
store, too (and this one understands perl regexps for search and
replace, contrary to emacs
)
Using 10.6.6 on an alu (2010) mac mini, I see mostly
danco;609085 Wrote:
My Mac has never been able to sleep on its own. It is known that Energy
Saver doesn't work for some people, but there have been various
suggestions for the cause, none of which seemed to be my problem. I use
a third-party utility (Please Sleep, but there are others)) to
danco;608745 Wrote:
I wouldn't expect the problem is with it being a BBC stream, more likely
a change in 7.5.3.
Is there any checking I could do?
OK, I'm struggling with getting even basics (like getting the system to
sleep on its own) to work after updating to OS X 10.6.6 10J567. With
gharris999;609072 Wrote:
OK, I'm struggling with getting even basics (like getting the system to
sleep on its own) to work after updating to OS X 10.6.6 10J567. With
the advent of the App store, suddenly, I hate my mac. Basic, open
source utilities like lingon suddenly are paid apps.
Am
gharris999;608656 Wrote:
Truthfully, I haven't extensively tested ReallyPreventStandby on my
mac-mini. Nor do I do a lot of BBC listening as I live way on the
other side of the digital divide. But I'll try testing this tomorrow.
I wouldn't expect the problem is with it being a BBC
I use a Mac (OS 10.6.6) and moved from SerberPowerControl to Really
Prevent Standby. It seemed to work OK, but I have just upgraded
Squeezebox Server to 7.5.3.
Have just tried listening with BBC iPlayer and found that my Mac went
to sleep. I can't quite recall whether I had been able to listen
danco;608641 Wrote:
I use a Mac (OS 10.6.6) and moved from SerberPowerControl to Really
Prevent Standby. It seemed to work OK, but I have just upgraded
Squeezebox Server to 7.5.3.
Have just tried listening with BBC iPlayer and found that my Mac went
to sleep. I can't quite recall whether
Hi,
My Windows 7 laptop keeps waking a few seconds after i suspend it
manually. If I stop SBS this behaviour stops, so it is related to SBS
some how.
I have never had this kind of problem before, I use WOL, no problem.
A week ago I tried enabeling SvrPowerControl because I got tired of
loosing
Letten;606992 Wrote:
Hi,
My Windows 7 laptop keeps waking a few seconds after i suspend it
manually. If I stop SBS this behaviour stops, so it is related to SBS
some how.
I have never had this kind of problem before, I use WOL, no problem.
A week ago I tried enabeling SvrPowerControl
So did some testing after reading your input.
Started by veryfying that I had the problem consistantly every time I
suspended laptop (after 60 seconds it wakes up).
Then I unpluged Ethernet cable to SBS laptop, suspended, and it
stayed.
So youre wright about WOL signals.
Then I tried with my
Letten;607140 Wrote:
So did some testing after reading your input.
Started by veryfying that I had the problem consistantly every time I
suspended laptop (after 60 seconds it wakes up).
Then I unpluged Ethernet cable to SBS laptop, suspended, and it
stayed.
So youre wright about WOL
gharris999;607146 Wrote:
Have you been using the beta audio player feature on the Duet's
Controller? (I.e. listening to audio via the Controller's headphone
jack?) This is just speculation, but, if you have, then even if the
Controller isn't currently controlling the SBC audio player, it
Fixed.
starthidden.exe was not installed. Once installed the server shuts
down. Without it the SCPowerControl process was not launched and the
log was not updated.
Thanks for your help.
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Hello All,
Apologies if this has been asked before - I looked at the project
website, but couldn't find the answer.
I'm just wondering how the server alarm wakeup feature works as
currently I'm having to use a wireless bridge to connect my players to
the server and so WOL doesn't work. Will
gharris999;603972 Wrote:
What directory did you install SCPowerTool.exe to?
C:\windows\system32
I have checked the permissions on the file and it appears as ALL to the
system and admin users, and read execute and read to other users.
I am using the automatically run at system start option
miniwaites;604094 Wrote:
Hello All,
Apologies if this has been asked before - I looked at the project
website, but couldn't find the answer.
I'm just wondering how the server alarm wakeup feature works as
currently I'm having to use a wireless bridge to connect my players to
the server
Tarik;604110 Wrote:
C:\windows\system32
I have checked the permissions on the file and it appears as ALL to the
system and admin users, and read execute and read to other users.
I am using the automatically run at system start option in the
control panel. I think this means it is
Sorry, it was SBS that I meant was starting automatically.
I logged onto the server as the user that the service uses and issued
the shutdown command as shown in my earlier post. This works. This
would seem to rule out permissions.
The shutdown from the Squeezebox still does not.
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Tarik;604274 Wrote:
Sorry, it was SBS that I meant was starting automatically.
I logged onto the server as the user (specific user NOT local system
account) that the service uses and issued the shutdown command as shown
in my earlier post. This works. This would seem to rule out
Help!
I have just installed the SvrPowerControl and SCPowerTool utility.
When I run the shutdown command from a command prompt the system shuts
down as expected. When run form the squeezebox or the webpage it does
not work. A message is given that the system is shutting down but it
never
Tarik;603890 Wrote:
Help!
I have just installed the SvrPowerControl and SCPowerTool utility.
When I run the shutdown command from a command prompt the system shuts
down as expected. When run form the squeezebox or the webpage it does
not work. A message is given that the system is
Thanks for your help with this, any suggestions for things to check is
helpful for me, and I appreciate your willingness to help me out!
Here's the sudoers entry
squeezeboxserver ALL = (ALL) NOPASSWD:
Clnanderson;602777 Wrote:
Thanks for your help with this, any suggestions for things to check is
helpful for me, and I appreciate your willingness to help me out!
Here's the sudoers entry
monitor idle players is unchecked in SrvrPowerCtrl settings
the command line in the plugin
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