Although it goes against your third bullet, I could easily add a setting to disable the SrvrPowerCtrl interaction if it's causing trouble and would be of help.
I don't use SrvrPowerCtrl personally so I've never actually seen the interaction in practice. Stuart On Sat, 2009-05-23 at 05:20 -0700, mavit wrote: > I think we need to have a think about the possible use-cases for this > feature. This should provide answers to the following questions: > > > - Should only restart and shutdown events be blocked, and suspend and > hibernate actions be allowed to proceed regardless? > > - Should only idle and end-of-day actions be blocked, and > user-initiated actions be allowed to proceed regardless? > > - Should the plugin be able to specify exactly what it wants to > block? Sounds complicated. > > - Should it be possible to clear a block manually, or is this only > intended for manually set blocks? > > - When SrvrPowerCtrl becomes blocked, it flashes up a message to this > effect on the Squeezebox. This message blocks the UI, which is > annoying if you're trying to use it at the time. Should it be > possible to dismiss this message by pressing a key on the remote? Is > it even necessary to show this message? > > Are there any other plugins currently in existence that block > SrvrPowerCtrl? A quick web search didn't find any. > >
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