@mikeraineri, I assume you're talking about the SmartThings TRIGGERcmd SmartApp? Please confirm that, but I assume you are. In case you're using your Twitter, Facebook or Google account to log into TRIGGERcmd, I want to make sure you know you have to set a password in your profile to use in the SmartApp login. Has this ever worked for you or is this the first time you're setting it up? Did you go through all the instructions here?

@Wesley-Correa, awesome. I'm glad that worked out.

@Oliver-Oßwald, I see this in your output: Failed while trying add a trigger. I suspect you deleted the computer referenced in /root/.TRIGGERcmdData/computerid.cfg from your account, so the agent can't add commands to it. Assuming that's the case, I recommend these steps: sudo su - systemctl stop triggercmdagent cp /root/.TRIGGERcmdData/commands.json /root rm -rf /root/.TRIGGERcmdData triggercmdagent # (enter your token) # CTRL-C to exit the foreground agent systemctl start triggercmdagent systemctl status triggercmdagent # Test it

NirCMD (https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/nircmd.html) can do this with a single command: nircmd.exe monitor off

@Joe, I enjoy doing this - I don't mind doing it on a holiday. Here are the steps I think should be adequate to start from scratch: sudo su - systemctl stop triggercmdagent /usr/share/triggercmdagent/resources/app/src/removedaemon.sh yum remove triggercmdagent rm -rf /usr/share/triggercmdagent rm -rf /root/.TRIGGERcmdData rm -rf /home/(your user)/.TRIGGERcmdData

@Lewis-S, I see a "Apply always" option on your screenshot. That might prevent it from deleting the .exe. You could also exclude that folder from scans.

@mikey186, I'm probably missing something, but if the cmd script is local to the computer running the backup, it seems to me you don't even need TRIGGERcmd - you could just make the post-backup command run the cmd script. If you do want to use TRIGGERcmd though, you could make the post-backup command run the tcmd utility that can run any of your TRIGGERcmd commands - on a local or remote computer.

@mikey186, thank you for this idea. I definately want to add an integration for Integromat. I didn't even know about it until now, so again, thank you for this feature request. It's on my todo list. EDIT: Correction, I see I have heard of Integromat. I just forgot about it. Anyway, I created an integration but it's in review for now. You can try it out using this URL: https://www.integromat.com/en/apps/invite/a00ce4fbeafa9dc5bb3de59889d8c932

@TheConfax, when you login, TRIGGERcmd should startup, and you should see it as a tray icon in the lower-right near your clock when you click the up arrow. If you right-click that tray icon, you can also install the background service which starts up when your computer boots (even before you login). That background service runs your background commands. You mentioned you see TRIGGERcmd in Task Manager. That could be the normal foreground agent or the background service if you installed it. Have you checked for the tray icon?

@meetb, the commands.json file gets created in the home folder of the user who runs the agent. On a Raspberry Pi I generally run the background service (daemon) as root because I'm dedicating the Pi to be a garage door opener, PiHole, or using it to wake up my PC. So I use /root/TRIGGERcmdData/commands.json and all of my commands have ground = background. It's possible though that you might want to run X-Windows on your Pi and run the agent in foreground mode as pi, in which case you'd use the commands.json in pi's home folder. Your commands.json file will be restored if the agent detects a problem in the json format, like a comma on the last entry, or if you forget to escape a quote or backslash. It restores the last valid commands.json file it had.

@Antonio36996, nice job! I'm glad you got it working.

You should just be able to add an "Exit" command at the end of your batch. Or, you can 'pipeline' your commands by putting the | command in between them: cd /d C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data | del /s History*

@meetb, I just tested using both the original Alexa skill (Alexa, ask TRIGGERcmd to run Calculator on PC), and the newer Smart Home Alexa skill (Alexa turn on Calculator on PC). Both skills worked for me. PC is a shared computer from another account. So I have some questions: What exactly are you saying to Alexa? Have you verified your computer's voice name matches what Alexa is hearing? You can use https://alexa.amazon.com to see what Alexa is hearing. In my case, for the original skill to work I had to make the voice name "p. c." because at https://alexa.amazon.com I saw this: Alexa heard: "alexa ask trigger c. m. d. to run calculator on p. c."

@krl69, what is your browser's language? It might be a bad redirect for your language. Thank you for telling me about this. I need to fix it. Can you get to these links? https://www.triggercmd.com/user/auth/signup https://www.triggercmd.com/user/auth/login Where do you live (in the world)? Also, can you send me that full URL? The q=... value got cut off. That might give me a clue about what's going on.

@Russ said in Backup And Migrate Trigger Commands: ~/.TRIGGERcmdData/commands.json Thank you!

@Pietro-Gonçalves, do any of your commands work? I suspect the problem might be that you set the command to be a background command? If you do that, your commands will run in the foreground via GUI editor, and they'll run the background when you run them remotely. You also have to have the background agent installed for background commands to run remotely.

@avs2020, it looks like you figured it out because I see commands associated with your raspberrypi computer now. Please confirm.

@MikeH_Iver, the TRIGGERcmd Smart Home skill only allows turn on and turn off, but you can create an Alexa routine if you want to say something else. You can say whatever you want that will trigger your routine, and your routine will turn the TRIGGERcmd device on or off.

Cheers, I'll try this out