2014-03-06, 23:29
I've pushed a new version (v1.5.4) of texturecache.py that includes additional logging when calling bin.tvservice showing when it is called and the response received, that should help identify if there is a problem.
Easiest thing to do is add some "echo" commands to your /home/pi/mytv.sh script so that any calls to it are logged to a file (which I've called /tmp/tvservice.log):
Now look in /tmp/tvservice.log to see if/when it is called, which I'm pretty sure it will be, hence why I'm not entirely clear on what the actual problem is!
(2014-03-06, 22:47)vbat99 Wrote: That'll show you how much I know about Linux. Enough to be dangerous. LOL.
Do ya wanna hold my hand and show me how to add logging to that mytv.sh script (that I pinched from one of your earlier posts)?
Easiest thing to do is add some "echo" commands to your /home/pi/mytv.sh script so that any calls to it are logged to a file (which I've called /tmp/tvservice.log):
Code:
#!/bin/bash
/opt/vr/bin/tvservice $1
case "$1" in
"--off") echo "standby 0" | cec-client -s >/dev/null;;
"--preferred") echo "on 0" | cec-client -s >/dev/null;;
esac
echo "$(date) called with $1 param" >> /tmp/tvservice.logNow look in /tmp/tvservice.log to see if/when it is called, which I'm pretty sure it will be, hence why I'm not entirely clear on what the actual problem is!
