Hi,
does vdr (especially version 1.4.7 as I am using this right now) tell
the shutdownscript in any way what caused the shutdown-request (pressing
the poweroff button on fb or the idle timer)?
I am asking this cause I switched from 24/7 to nvram-wakeup and it (in
the form it is implemented tod
Friedhelm Büscher schrieb:
> simply write an intelligent shutdownscript.
>
>
> mine does:
>
> (only snippets)
>
> if [ "`ps aux | grep noad | grep -v 'grep noad'`" != "" ]; then
> logger -t vdr "not shutting down, noad is running"
>
> if [ "`smbstatus -p | grep -c 192.168.42`" != "0" ]; then
>
Norbert Goebel schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> as always it's a problem of knowing how to do what you want to do.
> I for example am trying and trying to get rid of the onscreen message
> "Taste drücken, um Ausschalten abzubrechen" automatically, but somehow
> commands like
Friedhelm Büscher schrieb:
>
> let me guess: it gets a timeout? VDR is busy waiting for the shutdownscript
> to return, so
> no new svdr-connection is accepted. Spawn the svdrpsend (with at, if you
> like) and your
> problems will vanish.
>
>
Sorry, but you guessed wrong ;)
Like written before
Udo Richter schrieb:
> Norbert Goebel wrote:
>
>> Why is this done in this order and not like this:
>>
>> a) check the shutdown-hooks and if those exit with exitcode=0 do b) else
>> abort the shutdown sequence without a message (exception: the script
>> wa
Matthias Schniedermeyer wrote:
Not excatly.
I would call it "semy-online"-storage.
Normaly the HDDs are switched off.
But as they are connected to USB-Power-Switches they can be switched
on/off automatically by the computer.(*)
Hi,
I just got interested when I read USB-Power-Switches and
