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  @JeryGale, if you're subscribed you can have multiple computers. You could create an Alexa routine to run a command on multiple PC's at once. You can assign any phrase to our Alexa routine - for example "computers off". Alexa routines can have multiple actions. If you have the Smart Home Alexa skill enabled, your commands will show up under "Smart Home" when you add your actions. So you could say, "Alexa, computers off" and have it run your shutdown command on all of your PC's. Turning the computers on would require you to setup a Wake-On-Lan script. I have a command that can turn my PC on that runs on my Raspberry Pi because it's always on.
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  A place to share commands you like to trigger remotely.

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  @thibou-justin, I'm glad that worked. No, I don't have a donations page - just the annual subscription.
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  Instructions for each operating system, and various scenarios.

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  @George-Hatzisymeon, sorry I never responded to this. I just noticed it because someone upvoted it. I just verified that the offCommand commands.json value is supported in the current version of the Raspberry Pi agent. If you were using that version and it didn't work, then maybe you were missing this part: "allowParams":"true" Here's an example entry I just tested. It turns my led strip off if the parameter was off, and if the parameter was on, it turns the strip on and makes the leds green. { "trigger":"Green", "command":"\/root\/killrun.sh leds.py green", "offCommand": "\/root\/killrun.sh leds.py off", "ground":"background", "voice":"green", "allowParams":"true" },
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