rkresha/rk_scripts

Scripts in support of rk_loop

rk_scripts's Issues

Adjust output of Loop Complete

To show whether the loop was successful or not

Additional Logging of Preflight

add more info on first preflight failure... echo "First preflight failed... trying again before usb reset"

Backup ini, sh files in case of FS full on Loop Successful

Backup *.sh and *.ini in the home dir and scripts dir on a success loop (overwrite current one) to help protect file from getting null'd out on a FS full condition.

Turn into daemon. Forking sub processes

http://blog.terminal.com/using-daemon-to-daemonize-your-programs/

for x in (x y z)
do
    (${0} ) &
done`
wait

Adjust script to make use of the wait for comm

https://github.com/oskarpearson/mmeowlink/wiki/Installing-MMeowlink#adding-a-wait-for-silence-alias-so-that-multiple-rigs-can-run-simultaneously-optional

Adding a "wait-for-silence" alias so that multiple rigs can run simultaneously (Optional)

openaps alias add wait-for-silence '! bash -c "echo -n "Listening: "; for i in seq 1 40; do echo -n .; ~/mmeowlink-source/bin/mmeowlink-any-pump-comms.py --port [INSERT PORT PATH HERE WITHOUT BRACKETS] --wait-for 20 2>/dev/null | egrep -v subg | egrep No && break; done"'. If you add this as the first command in your preflight, this will check to see if there are any other current mmeowlink communications with your pump, and step aside if there are. Users have used this to run multiple rigs simultaneously. May require adding a sleep [some number] command at the beginning of your preflight for one rig to stagger things a bit.

Reboot after 5 failed loops

Create a new file that tracks the number of consecutive failed loops. At 5, reboot, but first add a line into crontab to fire the loop again on restart. Also on restart null out the file that is tracking the failed loops. Also null out the file on successful runs of the loop

Smaller loops while running main loop

Allow the retry of individual reports up to 3 times before failing entire loop

Something to consider

> Eric Jensen @elnjensen Aug 09 22:39
> In case it's useful, here's a script I wrote to have the Raspberry Pi push out its IP address once it boots, using Pushbullet - I took the example that @cjo20 gave earlier and adapted it to this purpose:
> #!/bin/bash
> 
> # Sleep a bit to make sure that we have time to get
> # an IP address before running
> sleep 30
> 
> # Set API key for Pushbullet
> export API="Your API key goes here"
> 
> # Set a variable to IP address of wireless device:
> export IP=`hostname -I`
> 
> # Push to devices:
> echo '{"type": "note", "title":"Rasp. Pi IP is' "$IP" '", "body":"' "$IP" '"}' |
>     curl -u ${API}: -X POST https://api.pushbullet.com/v2/pushes \
>      --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --data-binary @-