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Quote from mrremo

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

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#!/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But the package was buggy, outdated etc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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Quote from mrremo

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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I can now run the local bandwidth test etc...but I read it can test internet speed etc also (wan)

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Quote from ozolli

Well for iperf3 it's not iperf but iperf3
and, as a side note, on LibreELEC the server is listening to a non-default port, so the right command is :

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iperf3 -c 192.xxx.xxx.xxx -p 5201

cheers, that works.

is there just that 1 test that can be run with, or other, ta?

Quote from ozolli

Connect to your nuc via ssh and start iperf as a server :

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iperf -s

Download iperf for windows here : iPerf - Download iPerf3 and original iPerf pre-compiled binaries

Open a cmd in the windows iperf folder then start a client :

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iperf -c <IP of your nuc>

ok, i got latest win10 iperf, tried both 64 and 32bit

via ssh started up
iperf -s

-----------------------------------------------------------
Server listening on 5201
-----------------------------------------------------------

then in iperf folder cmd
iperf -c 192.xxx.x.xx

C:\Users\Darren\Desktop\iperf-3.1.3-win64>iperf -c 192.xxx.x.xx
'iperf' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

cheers.

Yeah ssh enabled, iperf for windows?...do I need that on the win10 end?
I was just going straight in with Putty

Thanks

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Hi, I got Millhouse v18 on a nuc...
I put network tools add-on with has a iperf3 in it..
Went to the windows machine with putty
(can't remember the exact command off the top of my head) but it results in 'error - connection refused'

Is there something I need to do b4 trying to connect via ash?

Cheers.

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Quote from lrusak

Using python

/storage/.kodi/userdata/autoexec.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python


import time
import subprocess


HOUR   = 13
MINUTE = 46


while True:
  currentTime = time.localtime(time.time())
  if int('%d%d' % (currentTime[3], currentTime[4])) == int('%d%d' % (HOUR, MINUTE)):
    subprocess.call('poweroff', shell=True)
  time.sleep(10)

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note that hour and minute aren't padded and are in 24 hour time
so if you want 1am you would have
HOUR = 1
MINUTE = 0

or if you want 4:30PM you would have
HOUR = 16
MINUTE = 30

might have to set exec bit also

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chmod +x /storage/.kodi/userdata/autoexec.py

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Ok..i just tried it and works nicely. I read before that if poweroff during streaming etc that its important to do a proper shutdown as to not corrupt anything?..
Is this good enough as a 'clean shutdown'?

Cheers.

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OK cool thanks I'll give it a go...

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Hi, so I have a Intel nuc that is used for more than 1 thing...

By default it boots into an Ubuntu install that's for Usenet etc..

I use LibreElec on same nuc under a different partition...

It auto powers on every day via a rtc wake alarm in the morning (thus ready for Usenet at any time)

If I use LibreElec I don't wanna mess around with custom shutdown every time, is it possible to either via add-on or running a script have LibreElec auto shutdown daily at a set time?
(in case I forget.. As it needs to be in a off state for the rtc Alarm to wake it...[WHITE SMILING FACE])

Thanks.

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