El día Friday, April 13, 2012 a las 06:38:41PM +0200, Simon Busch escribió:
> > #
> > # my own tests
> > #
> > -
> > trigger: Time(14, 40)
> > actions:
> > - Debug("my first test")
> > - Command('touch /tmp/action')
> >
> > Then I restarted the daemon with
> >
> > /etc/init.d/frameworkd restart
> >
> > the registration of the trigger is mentioned in the log file:
> >
> > # fgrep first frameworkd.log
> > 2012.04.13 14:31:01.877 oeventsd INFO Created new rule :
> > on Time(14:40) if And() then [Debug("my first test"),
> > CommandAction(touch /tmp/action, {})]
> > 2012.04.13 14:31:03.544 oeventsd.rule INFO enable rule : on
> > Time(14:40) if And() then [Debug("my first test"), CommandAction(touch
> > /tmp/action, {})]
> >
> > but nothing visible happened at 14:40h; I have also no proc 'oeventsd',
> > maybe this is part of the problem?
>
> oeventsd is part of the frameworkd which you should see in the process list.
>
> As the TimeTrigger uses the org.freesmartphone.otimed service in a very
> old version your example can't work. If you look at the source of the
> TimeTrigger [1] and the specification of the API which is implemented in
> the fsotdld service [2] there is no signal named "Minute" anyore.
Hi Simon,
Just to make sure: I only see frameworkd, but no oeventsd:
root@om-gta02 ~ # ps ax | egrep 'oevent|frame'
722 ? Ss 0:26 python /usr/bin/frameworkd
and the URL for [1] and [2] was not visible in my mail; thanks for your
feedback anyway;
matthias
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