Thanks for the location of Psshutdown.exe. This now works, and I can now shutdown or sleep remotely. Brilliant :O)
The only thing not really working is the switchover from SqueezeCenter to SqueezeNetwork when the server shuts down (or goes into sleep) At the moment, when I shut down the PC, the Squeezebox stays on SqueezeCenter and the screen then goes blank (as usual) Maybe I misunderstood this plugin, as I thought it would switch to SqueezeNetwork when no Server is found. Wouldn't be the first time if I did misunderstand ;O) In the settings I do have the "restore Squeezenetwork Connected Players" checked. Should this be the case? Thanks in advance. gharris999;368701 Wrote: > Psshutdown.exe can be placed anywhere in your PATH. With a standard > Vista install, you can copy it (using an administrative cmd prompt or > some other method that Vista is comfortable with) to C:\Windows or > C:\Windows\System32 > > That cancel message should be 15 seconds...not minutes! > > On most machines "sleep" == power state S3 == "standby". They are all > names for the same thing. > > SrvrPowerCtrl is really designed to be used on machines which are more > or less stand-alone SqueezeCenter servers. If your machine is one that > you use regularly for other purposes, SrvrPowerCtrl will be of limited > use to you. If this is the case, then I would suggest not using any of > SrvrPowerCtrl's monitoring functions. You don't want your machine going > to sleep on you when you're right in the middle of some important work! > > On the other hand, if this machine is primarily a SqueezeCenter server, > then SrvrPowerCtrl's monitoring functions should work just fine for you. > Think of SrvrPowerCtrl as replacing the little man in your PC that > watches for key-strokes and mouse movements and resets the sleep timers > accordingly. In SrvrPowerCtrl's case, it watches your SqueezeBoxes to > see if they are playing and adjusts those sleep timers on that basis. > So, if you are using SrvrPowerCtrl's monitoring functions, you can > disable Windows' timed power settings, i.e. use the "Always On" power > mode. > > I'm running a Vista-free shop here, so I don't have the ability to test > SrvrPowerCtrl with Vista. Please let us know if it takes anything > "special" to get this to work with Vista. -- Justme ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Justme's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=369 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=48521 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/plugins
