I'm running a XBMUbuntu box and I'm wondering if it is at all possible to run a script when the shutdowntimer event is triggered? I.e. when my system has been idle for X minutes and therefore shuts down.
I don't want the script to run on every normal shutdown but only when the shutdowntimer is triggered.
Run script on "shutdown function timer" trigger.
StarkJohan
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2011-04-07 09:18
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StarkJohan
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2011-04-08 13:03
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Wrong forum? I can't imagine this to be a very tough question to answer for someone with a little insight in the xbmc shutdown procedure...?
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StarkJohan
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2011-04-11 20:03
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Is there somewhere I might find some info on this? How is the shutdown timeout handled?
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pgoeri
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2012-04-15 21:14
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I did a little research on this shutdown topic. The relevant method in the source code is CApplication::CheckShutdown() in file Application.cpp, but it's not capable of calling a external script yet.
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