[08:59] <spoky99> hi all
[08:59] <spoky99> someone could help me with mithwelcome?
[09:12] <spoky99> I had some problem to understand how it work, I follow the offical mythbuntu hoh-to, it seem that mytwlecome execute the shutdown comand but not te setwakeup $time, I replacede the script with a log script for capture the time format ad write it into a log file, mytwelcome execute the shutdown but not the script (the script is executable and work from bash without problem)
[11:53] <spoky99> someone could help me with mithwelcome?
[11:53] <spoky99> I had some problem to understand how it work, I follow the offical mythbuntu hoh-to, it seem that mytwlecome execute the shutdown comand but not te setwakeup $time, I replacede the script with a log script for capture the time format ad write it into a log file, mythwelcome execute the shutdown but not the script (the script is executable and work from bash without problem)
[17:33] <spoky99> hi all
[17:33] <spoky99> someone could help me with mithwelcome?
[17:33] <spoky99> I had some problem to understand how it work, I follow the offical mythbuntu hoh-to, it seem that mytwlecome execute the shutdown comand but not te setwakeup $time, I replacede the script with a log script for capture the time format ad write it into a log file, mythwelcome execute the shutdown but not the script (the script is executable and work from bash without problem)
[17:50] <gedakc> spoky99:  Is the script contained in one of the diretories of the PATH environment variable?
[17:50] <gedakc> If not, then the full path to the script is required.
[17:51] <gedakc> I wrote a tutorial on how to set up MythTV Automatic Wakeup and Shutdown.  See
[17:51] <gedakc> http://gedakc.users.sourceforge.net/display-doc.php?name=pvr-mythtv-auto-wakeup
[17:52] <spoky99> the script is called with the entire path
[17:52] <gedakc> Did you test setting the Real Time Clock wakeup to be sure you have the correct date format for your BIOS?
[17:53] <spoky99> tis is what i cold understand
[17:53] <spoky99> could
[17:54] <gedakc> I'm not sure what meant by the last two sentences.
[17:54] <gedakc> Did you test wakeup from the command line?
[17:54] <spoky99> I write the script for know the time format ad adjust it into the setwakeup script
[17:55] <spoky99> yess, and it work (without write password)
[17:55] <spoky99> but the rtc time is 2 hour in the past
[17:56] <spoky99> (+1 hour for my time zone and +1 for daylight saving)
[17:57] <spoky99> I could correct time and date but now I'm not in able to see it work
[17:58] <gedakc> Did you modify /etc/sudoers.d/mythtv to ensure the mythtv user can run the script without requireing a password?
[17:58] <spoky99> yesss (with visudo comman that check it)
[17:58] <spoky99> command
[17:58] <spoky99> (excuse me for my poor english)
[17:59] <gedakc> Re: English, no worries.  :-)
[17:59] <spoky99> :)
[17:59] <gedakc> Let's ignore the 2 hour time difference for you.
[18:00] <spoky99> but the 2 hour is the second problem
[18:00] <spoky99> now I'm not in able to see it work
[18:00] <gedakc> If I understand correctly, the problem is that the "setwakeup" script is not executed when MythTV shuts down.
[18:01] <gedakc> Is the right?
[18:01] <spoky99> i write two script that write into two log file
[18:01] <gedakc> Do you see entries in the log file after MythTV shuts down?
[18:02] <spoky99> i see only the log of the shutdown script
[18:02] <gedakc> What is the exact Command to Set Wakeup Time you entered?
[18:02] <gedakc> For example mine is:
[18:02] <gedakc> sudo sh -c "/usr/bin/setwakeup.sh $time"
[18:03] <spoky99> sh -c?
[18:03] <spoky99> sudo /usr/bin/setwakeup.sh $time
[18:04] <gedakc> Yes, that's what I used (sh -c).
[18:04] <gedakc> I don
[18:04] <spoky99> I try it!
[18:04] <spoky99> i will try it!
[18:04] <gedakc> I don't recall why I did it originally, but it might have been a problem passing the $time variable.
[18:05] <gedakc> Also, be sure the the "nvram-wakeup Restart command" is empty in the MythShutdown/MythWelcome settings.
[18:05] <spoky99> Uh
[18:06] <spoky99> i put a space into nvram-wakeup command
[18:07] <spoky99> if I clear the comand mythwelcome rewrite the nvram wakeup command
[18:08] <spoky99> (that I used in a old mediacenter)
[18:08] <spoky99> I could try the sh -c (execute sh script I suppose)
[18:09] <spoky99> (I'm reading the man page of sh)
[18:10] <spoky99> thanks a lot!
[18:10] <gedakc> There should be no space in the nvram-wakeup command.  If it contains something, then the auto wakeup/shutdown does not work.
[18:10] <spoky99> ok
[18:11] <gedakc> Delete all the characters from the nvram-wakeup command.
[18:11]  * gedakc off to lunch
[18:11] <spoky99> but If i erase all the data
[18:12] <spoky99> and after I save and exit from mytwelcome setup
[18:12] <spoky99> when I return in mythwelcome --setup
[18:13] <spoky99> reapperas the path for nvram-wakeup
[18:13] <spoky99> reappears
[18:13] <spoky99> (I suppose was a bug of mythwelcome)
[18:14] <spoky99> where is stored the myrtwelcome setup?
[18:15] <spoky99> could I erase it in other place?
[18:16] <spoky99> I check it, all the input box completely is erased
[18:32]  * gedakc back.
[18:32] <gedakc> If all of the input box is completely erased, then that is how it should be set up.  :-)
[18:33] <gedakc> spoky99:  Did you try "sh -c" ?
[18:38] <gedakc> Wow, the ACPI Wakeup example script has sure changed since I first looked at it back in 2011.
[18:39] <gedakc> If auto wakeup is still not working, then I suggest trying my tutorial.
[18:39] <gedakc> http://gedakc.users.sourceforge.net/display-doc.php?name=pvr-mythtv-auto-wakeup
[18:41] <gedakc> I used the tutorial with Mythbuntu 12.04 and 14.04.