Hello
Is there a possibility to set the sleep timer by a command?
I would like to start the timer by a script on boot (cronjob @reboot). But it should be still possible to edit/interupt the timer in the power menu on kodi gui.
Thanks.
mrremo
Hello
Is there a possibility to set the sleep timer by a command?
I would like to start the timer by a script on boot (cronjob @reboot). But it should be still possible to edit/interupt the timer in the power menu on kodi gui.
Thanks.
mrremo
why not just use the built in sleep timer?
why not just use the built in sleep timer?
Because I don't want to set every single evening the same sleep timer manualy.
Because I don't want to set every single evening the same sleep timer manualy.
I don't know if you explicitly want sleep mode?
But he e something similar that funnily enough was Irusak kind enough to help me with[emoji1]
Look here showthread.php?tid=2286
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Look here showthread.php?tid=2286
Thank's for this link.
I solved the problem pretty easy:
I create the file /storage/.kodi/userdata/autoexec.py which contains the following python code
#!/usr/bin/env python
import xbmc
xbmc.executebuiltin("XBMC.AlarmClock(shutdowntimer,XBMC.Powerdown(), 90)")
After the boot it starts the buildt-in function AlarmClock().
Thank's for this link.
I solved the problem pretty easy:
I create the file /storage/.kodi/userdata/autoexec.py which contains the following python code
Code#!/usr/bin/env python import xbmc xbmc.executebuiltin("XBMC.AlarmClock(shutdowntimer,XBMC.Powerdown(), 90)")
After the boot it starts the buildt-in function AlarmClock().
Hmm.
I'm not great with python or nothing but looks like it shuts off 90mins after booting each time it's on?
Anyhow, as long as it works for what you need..
Also,
If you know of how.. itd be nice to use the time specified script (I linked) to do same thing on Ubuntu (16)
I assume it could be done similarly?
Or 'remotely shutdown of Ubuntu' i read ages ago there was a package looked for email & when it saw new mail it would run script...
But the package was buggy, outdated etc
Don't know If you know of any way?
Cheers.
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