Peter:
Would it be more 'SqueezeCenter-ish' to do this via the CLI?
Code:
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$client->execute(['srvrpowerctrl', 'setblock', 'My reason for blocking
msg', 'mypluginname']);
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and
Code:
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$client->execute(['srvrpowerctrl', 'clearblock', 'My reason for blocking
msg', 'mypluginname']);
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If so, I have a question:
Can I return a 'blockcode' to the requester? E.G, if, in my processing
of the CLI request, I do something like:
Code:
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$request->addResult($blockcode);
$request->setStatusDone();
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..is there an easy way for the requester to somehow retrieve that
value? I've been assuming that CLI requests are processed
asynchronously, so it can't be as simple as
Code:
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$blockcode = $client->execute(['srvrpowerctrl', 'setblock', 'My reason for
blocking msg', 'mypluginname']);
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..but I don't really know.
Anyway, if the requester can retrieve that request result, then
unblocking becomes:
Code:
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$client->execute(['srvrpowerctrl', 'clearblock', $blockcode,
'mypluginname']);
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What do you think? Is there any advantage to doing this via the CLI?
For one thing, this allows a script running outside of SC to prevent a
shutdown. E.G.
Code:
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echo '00:04:20:06:29:11' srvrpowerctrl setblock
Im_busy_now_dont_bother_me_kid viacli | nc -w 1 127.0.0.1 9090
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In that case, my plugin wouldn't require a valid blockcode to process a
clearblock request coming from 'viacli' requester.
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