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[sjlouis]

On 350 I don't know. On 650, 665, One, 900... it's possible.

 

One key have only one command but we have a lot of keyboard keys and we can create a lot of screen keys.

 

I don't remember exactly how to do, I create the scripts a few years ago but it's easy to do : we create a little script which have a name and we affect this name to a keyboard key (I think) or to a screen key (I'm sure) :

 

For example, when I want to look up at an external disk I've plugged, I've written all the commands which allows me to go to /media/. It avoids me to type several times on the keyboard and it's quicker. As I don't remember all the commands, it's an example :

 

go to home     # home is defined to /movie/

enter               # OK key

enter

go down         # the down key

go down

enter

go down

enter

[sjlouis]

Yes, a script (Logitech names it a sequence) can be affected to a keyboard key.

 

And the right script is :

 

Teletext                  # which goes to home

DirectionLeft

OK

DirectionLeft

OK

DirectionDown

DirectionDown

DirectionDown

OK

 

It avoids be to browse the tree and it's quicker .

[littlesat]

Better to add a function to hotkey to get there where you want right away...

[momi133]

 

Why do you need it... Long blue is sufficiant.. And it does only start oscam... you cannot stop it...

 

 

You need to remove the line with  '#!/bin/sh' from your script 

 

Or better do something like this

/etc/init.d/softcam restart

 

Hi guys

 

1-I'm writing a plugin for enigma2 and it's needed to restart softcam! how can i do that? is it enough to write "/etc/init.d/softcam restart" in script ? is it different for other enigma2 images?

 

2-is there other way to restart softcam by using python code and without using script? 

 

3- How can I enable hotkey mod for new plugin? or assign a specific key to plugin?

 

thanks a lot

[littlesat]

Long blue has already this option...

[momi133]

Long blue has already this option...

 

1- How does it(restart softcam) by script?

 

2- How can I enable hotkey mod for new writed plugin by python codes? or assign a specific key to plugin?

 

thanks for reply

Edited by momi133, 18 January 2019 - 15:08.

[anudanan]

You can assign plugins and other actions to keys in the expert settings

Edited by anudanan, 18 January 2019 - 15:58.

[Pr2]

The script to stop start softcam is in /etc/init.d

 

/etc/init.d/softcam stop

/etc/init.d/softcam start

 

Pr2

[Taykun345]

Guys, is it possible to make shortcuts for my samba shares?

On one share I have my media files

2nd share is used for recording (HDD replacement)

 

I would like to avoid pressing too much buttons like now... 

Edited by Taykun345, 19 January 2019 - 17:42.

[ims]

Create bookmarks for it. Then it is: pvr-prv and select bookmark.

[Taykun345]

What? More info please because I am not familiar with bookmark thing.

[WanWizard]

File list (PVR), yellow button (Location) shows you the current bookmarks. You can create a bookmark by navigating to the desired location, press the menu button, and chose "Create Bookmark".

 

If you have mapped the yellow key to a different function (via menu, settings in de file list), you can press the PVR button again which opens the "editor", from which you can also select a bookmark.

 

There is also an option somewhere to automatically create bookmarks for the locations you use...

[Taykun345]

Ok, I got it.

[ims]

Or: 

 

PVR (may be VIDEO on some RC) => movies

PVR => you will see all your bookmark and you can select wanted directory or you can there add new bookmark: with Bouq+ (CH+) toggle to tree and there you can select and stay to wanted directory => then press blue "Add bookmark".

 

 

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[mysat]

Just tried to setup a Hotkey for downloading info to the box.

 

My script is in a directory /emu and is called update.sh (and works great)

Created the directory /usr/script and created a Hotkey for a script in this script directory.

 

I tested this script via the cmdline in /usr/script and it calls my script in /emu without a problem (and does what it supposed to do).

 

When I use the HOTKEY to start this script, I can see that the correct script is called, but is causing issues (which I can see  - and does not do the job.

 

Is there something I missed while reading ?

 

My script in /usr/script

 

Update.sh

 

# update.sh script
cd /emu
./update.sh

 

 

 

 

[littlesat]

Why do you change directory? Move the complete script to the place it should be...

[mysat]

I will give this tip a try ;-)

[mrvica]

you my try this too, update.sh to execute in a new shell

sh ./update.sh

[Pike_Bishop]

am i understand it right - you have a script in /usr/script and this script calls a second script in directory /emu ?

if yes, why not use only one script in /usr/script ?

[littlesat]

Exactly