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2013-02-23
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#1142
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Originally Posted by slarti
It's been there as long as long press has had "run rule's actions". For few versions I think.
Turns out setting an alarm from the command line is now extremely simple thanks to PMs executeAction method. Was that always there?
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2013-02-26
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#1144
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Hi, I'm running this on my N9, and ever since I updated to the latest, I've been having battery drain issues.
I don't use my phone much. Generally my N9 lasts me about 2 days between charges. But since I got 2.0.1, my phone won't last a day. I haven't changed anything else on my phone.
The only thing PM does is it puts my phone silent for a few (3) cell towers.
It could be my battery but this is the only app I use aside form the stock apps.
I don't use my phone much. Generally my N9 lasts me about 2 days between charges. But since I got 2.0.1, my phone won't last a day. I haven't changed anything else on my phone.
The only thing PM does is it puts my phone silent for a few (3) cell towers.
It could be my battery but this is the only app I use aside form the stock apps.
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2013-02-27
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#1145
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Originally Posted by Scorp1us
What was the previous version you had before experiencing battery drain? 2.0.0 or 1.9?
Hi, I'm running this on my N9, and ever since I updated to the latest, I've been having battery drain issues.
The only thing PM does is it puts my phone silent for a few (3) cell towers.
It could be my battery but this is the only app I use aside form the stock apps.
Can you look using Terminal and launching launching "top" what processes are eating CPU?
If that doesn't reveal anything, I'd suggest disabling ProfileMatic (menu -> Deactivate rules) and see if there's no longer battery drain. If disabling PM removes the battery drain, then it points to some bug in ProfileMatic that gets triggered by your rule(s).
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2013-03-02
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#1146
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Hi, there is this new feature, to start an application, when a rule becomes active.
Do you think, it is possible without too much effort, to add this possibility, when a rule becomes inactive?
This way, you could start all appllications you need in the morning before you are awake, when a "night-rule" ends for example...
Do you think, it is possible without too much effort, to add this possibility, when a rule becomes inactive?
This way, you could start all appllications you need in the morning before you are awake, when a "night-rule" ends for example...
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2013-03-02
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Originally Posted by Leinad
It's not hard to implement, and I considered doing it. But since it wasn't requested at the time I thought it's better to leave it as simple as can be.
Hi, there is this new feature, to start an application, when a rule becomes active.
Do you think, it is possible without too much effort, to add this possibility, when a rule becomes inactive?
This way, you could start all appllications you need in the morning before you are awake, when a "night-rule" ends for example...
Now I don't have much time for ProfileMatic updates, and probably I'll concentrate on translations when I have a bit time.
But creating that use scenario should not be hard. Usually when one rule ends, another becomes active. For example a night time rule, at least for me, activates power saving and flight mode. In the morning those deactivate so WLAN is connected. I could put there the applications to start. So there's ways around it anyway to do what you want usually.
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2013-03-03
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#1148
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Originally Posted by lorenzo
There's nothing you forgot to install. Your script probably includes (non-visible) characters. The most usual scenario is windows end of line markings. You should create the script in n9's nano editor for example to avoid that situation.
I recently flashed my N9 and now when i type sh script.sh it says #!/bin/sh not found, what i forgot to reinstall?
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2013-03-03
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#1149
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Originally Posted by ajalkane
but before flashing everithing was ok
There's nothing you forgot to install. Your script probably includes (non-visible) characters. The most usual scenario is windows end of line markings. You should create the script in n9's nano editor for example to avoid that situation.
this is the script
and the output
Code:
sh /home/user/scripts/auto-wall.sh /home/user/scripts/auto-wall.sh: line 1: #!/bin/sh: not found sed: /etc/osso-af-init/%gconf.xml: Permission denied sh: mywall1.png: unknown operand sh: mywall2.png: unknown operand sh: mywall3.png: unknown operand sh: mywall4.png: unknown operand sh: mywall5.png: unknown operand sh: mywall6.png: unknown operand sh: mywall7.png: unknown operand
Last edited by lorenzo; 2013-03-03 at 07:46.
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2013-03-03
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Originally Posted by lorenzo
Two problems:
but before flashing everithing was ok
this is the script
and the output
Code:sh /home/user/scripts/auto-wall.sh /home/user/scripts/auto-wall.sh: line 1: #!/bin/sh: not found sed: /etc/osso-af-init/%gconf.xml: Permission denied sh: mywall1.png: unknown operand sh: mywall2.png: unknown operand sh: mywall3.png: unknown operand sh: mywall4.png: unknown operand sh: mywall5.png: unknown operand sh: mywall6.png: unknown operand sh: mywall7.png: unknown operand
1) Apparently edited with Notepad or something. There is UTF-8 byte order mark in the start of the file (3 bytes). This is what causes "#!/bin/sh not found" error.
2) The script must be run as root. This causes permission denied and all the later errors are related to that.
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Here is a simple script that takes seconds as an argument. If you don't give it anything it defaults to 60 seconds. If you give it something that isn't a number it will fail with ValueError exception. Title, snooze and sound can, of course, be modified from within the script.
python and python-dbus need to be installed (apt-get install python python-dbus as root)
Argument is given simply with: python /path/to/script.py 120
This will set an alarm 120 seconds from now.
#!/usr/bin/python import dbus import sys bus = dbus.SessionBus() pm_obj = bus.get_object('org.ajalkane.profilematic', '/org/ajalkane/profilematic') pm_intf = dbus.Interface(pm_obj, 'org.ajalkane.profilematic') actions_struct = ['', 0, -1, -1, 0, -1, 0, -1, 0, -1, 0, -1, 0, -1, 0, '', '', dbus.Array([], signature=dbus.Signature('(usis)')), '', 0, 1, [dbus.Array([], signature=dbus.Signature('s'))], -1, 0, ['', -1, -1, ''], -1, 0] if len(sys.argv) == 2: seconds = int(sys.argv[1]) else: seconds = 60 title = 'Timer' snooze = 10 sound = '' actions_struct[24] = [title, seconds, snooze, sound] pm_intf.executeAction(actions_struct) print 'Alarm set to go off in %s seconds from now.' %secondsLast edited by slarti; 2013-12-04 at 19:49. Reason: Edited to be compatible with PM 2.4.2