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hcavjr	2013-12-30 , 20:13
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I uninstalled 0.11 and installed 0.12 but this is not working. Nothing happens when I cover or uncover sensor.

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	qwazix	2013-12-30 , 22:34
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hmm, I wonder why it works for me. I'll see what I can do.

In the meantime, please try to restart the service

Code:

stop timenow.conf
killall timenowd
start proximityd
start timenow.conf

and report if anything changes. Something that would be also very useful would be to start the daemon via ssh (/opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd) and paste what it spits out when covering or uncovering the sensor.

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	Sohil876	2013-12-30 , 22:54
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I installed new version, rebooted the phone, and it doesnt show lockscreen when uncovered but it does blanks display on covering it while lockscreen is active.

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	qwazix	2013-12-31 , 01:05
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I guess I got what it is. Could a brave soul change sleep 2 to sleep 10 in /etc/event.d/timenow.conf and report back?

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Kossuth	2013-12-31 , 04:41
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I dont have any sleeps in my timenow.conf. Here is what it has:

Code:

start on started hildon-desktop
stop on stopped hal
#stop on stopped dbus
respawn
respawn limit 15 3

script
    exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd"

end script

Could this have anything to do with the fact that I've been using the cantruchds version before?

Edit: Tried purging timenow and resinstalling it and noticed that during install apt reports:

Code:

Setting up timenow (0.0.12) ...
initctl: Job not changed: timenow.conf

Last edited by Kossuth; 2013-12-31 at 05:08. Reason: Purging and reinstalling info

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kraker_abhy	2013-12-31 , 04:57
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Originally Posted by qwazix

I guess I got what it is. Could a brave soul change sleep 2 to sleep 10 in /etc/event.d/timenow.conf and report back?

Hi qwazix, thanks for quick response. I am sorry but i am not able to find that sleep thing to change in timenow.conf
there is only respawn which have limits 15 3, do you want me to change something in there?

P.S. Restarting the daemon didn't worked for me.

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	Sohil876	2013-12-31 , 07:52
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Originally Posted by qwazix

I guess I got what it is. Could a brave soul change sleep 2 to sleep 10 in /etc/event.d/timenow.conf and report back?

Tried:-

Code:

start on started hildon-desktop
stop on stopped hal
#stop on stopped dbus
respawn
respawn limit 15 3
sleep 10

script
    exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd"

end script

and it was still the same as before, though like others, for me the sleep value wasnt there in timenow.conf in v0.12, i copied it from v0.10.

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	qwazix	2013-12-31 , 10:16
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wow! I got a bunch of supporting users

please set timenow.conf as follows:

Code:

start on started proximityd
stop on stopped hal
respawn
respawn limit 15 3

script
    sleep 10
    exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd"

end script
post-stop script
    # clean up
    killall timenowd
end script

and then reboot.

It works for me like that. If it works for other people too, I will push the change to extras-devel. I'm asking because apparently the boot procedure is different for each phone and no solution is universal.

if it fails please change the exec line to

Code:

exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd 2>/home/user/.timenow/timenow.log"

and post contents of timenow.log directly after boot

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	Sohil876	2013-12-31 , 11:03
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Originally Posted by qwazix

wow! I got a bunch of supporting users

please set timenow.conf as follows:
Code:
start on started proximityd
stop on stopped hal
respawn
respawn limit 15 3

script
    sleep 10
    exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd"

end script
post-stop script
    # clean up
    killall timenowd
end script
and then reboot.

It works for me like that. If it works for other people too, I will push the change to extras-devel. I'm asking because apparently the boot procedure is different for each phone and no solution is universal.

if it fails please change the exec line to
Code:
exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd 2>/home/user/.timenow/timenow.log"
and post contents of timenow.log directly after boot

My timenow.conf file:-

Code:

start on started proximityd
stop on stopped hal
respawn
respawn limit 15 3

script
    sleep 10
    exec su user -c "run-standalone.sh /opt/timenowd/bin/timenowd 2>/home/user/.timenow/timenow.log"

end script

post-stop script
    # clean up
    killall timenowd
end script

Its still like before for me, it does not show lockscreen when uncovered but it does blanks display if covered when lockscreen is active. Ive attached the log file.

Attached Files

timenow_log.zip (471 Bytes, 61 views)

Last edited by Sohil876; 2013-12-31 at 11:09.

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	qwazix	2013-12-31 , 11:33
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@Sohil876: that problem was there on 0.11 but hopefully it is fixed in 0.12, make sure you have 0.12

on the other hand

Code:

/bin/sh: /opt/timenowd/bin/powerbutton: Permission denied

looks suspicious

please run ls -la /opt/timenowd/bin and post here, maybe there's a permission error. I also depend on rootsh so make sure you have that installed (which might not be the best way to do that, I might better add timenow to sudoers)