========== I'd like to be able to shut down the box on demand and have the auto wakeup programmed to make the next recording. ==========
I do that. =========== I've figured out how to look in the mysql "record" table to find a scheduled program after the current time, but I don't see where to figure in exceptions (e.g., program already recorded, or manually set not to record). Where do I look for this information? =========== I was trying to figure out the same thing, but for now I took the easy and ugly way out, by scraping the info from localhost:6544. I am running 0.15.1, using the following : #!/usr/bin/bash #Save the status file in the temp directory: wget http://localhost:6544 -O /tmp/mythstatus.html -q #Get next recording time: NEXTRECORDING=`cat /tmp/mythstatus.html |awk '/<a href="#">/{print substr($0,19, 18);exit}'` #Remove saved status file: rm /tmp/mythstatus.html echo $NEXTRECORDING #Next recording time, in number of seconds since 1970 01/01: NEXTRECORDINGSEC=`date -d "$NEXTRECORDING" +%s` #schedule next wakeup: sudo /usr/local/bin/nvram-wakeup -s $NEXTRECORDINGSEC #change option in grub to Power_off (5th entry) #we specify 4 since we count from zero: echo "savedefault --default=4" | sudo /usr/sbin/grub # now reboot the machine: sudo /sbin/reboot If anyone has another solution, I would like to see it. I reboot to a Poweroff option in grub, because my mobo requires it, in order for the wakeup to be in effect.
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