Permission denied where/when ??nescha wrote: Permission denied...
You must change files permission first!
e.g. chmod 755 nc
and chmod 755 picoff.sh
Permission denied where/when ??nescha wrote: Permission denied...
Changed permissions, now it reports "Text file busy"reaper7 wrote:Permission denied where/when ??nescha wrote: Permission denied...
You must change files permission first!
e.g. chmod 755 nc
and chmod 755 picoff.sh
and when working then try to execute picoff.sh:# ./nc -h
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I already did get somewhere: I managed to do what you told me and send characters from console where TV executes appropriate command. Unfortunately, when I assign this same command to a button in mybuttons.conf file, it doesn't obey it (usually "Not available" error)reaper7 wrote:I don't know from where You can try execute these files...
first of all - change Your TV IP address inside picoff.sh - remember - this is linux file - and properly end of line is LF not CR+LF
copy these files to /mtd_rwarea
then
cd /mtd_rwarea
chmod 755 nc
chmod 755 picoff.sh
now try to execute netcat by:
./nc -h
result isand when working then try to execute picoff.sh:# ./nc -h
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connect to somewhere: ...
./picoff.sh
mybuttons.logreaper7 wrote:Look inside /mtd_ram/remote.log (Remote LAN Control log file)
You can see if Remote LAN recive sended commands but don't executed it...
maybe it is something like conflict between RLC and MyButtons ?
I use a universal loader (geo650) for coexistence more that one plugin with like this loaders (like a PVR+(geo650), Resizer_v03(sbav1))
Maybe doodlecz used another method for loading module...
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COMMAND
[0][0] *echo 26 | /mtd_tlib/GGame/myButtons/nc 192.168.1.100 2345*
RESULT
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remote_thread started: pInstance - 0x026FD0A0
received key: 0
Same result for me also: remote.log received the key, TV reported result on screen and it is the same as the one executed from console, with only difference that console executes the command but MyButtons doesn't .reaper7 wrote:Check this little program... I call him Remote Lan Sender
this is a little tcp client who send remote key commands from external txt "macro" files line-by-line
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