@Ilya-Alshine, I just tested it myself and it worked for me.

Did you try it on multiple devices? If you don't have another Google Home you could use your phone.

Also, if you can give me a time when you have a failure I could look in the logs.

@Steve-Porter, have you tried this yet?

http://x10linux.blogspot.com/2012/08/installing-mochad-on-raspberry-pi.html?m=1

@Gerfesson-Alves-de-Oliveira, for this one I'd use AutoIT.

I like AutoIT because it can do almost anything in Windows, and it allows you to compile your script to a stand-alone .EXE file. After you install it, look for SciTE Script Editor, that's the actual AutoIT script editor.

You can see here how simple it is to make an AutoIT script that presses Windows+P:

Send("{LWINDOWN}") ; Holds the Windows key down
Send("{p}")       ; Presses the p key
Send("{LWINUP}") ; Releases the Windows key

This is a good reference page for pressing keys: https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/appendix/SendKeys.htm

@Alexandre-Sousa, does your command run but Alexa says nothing?

Also, which Alexa skill are you using? If you're saying, "Alexa, turn on X", that's the Smart Home skill, which doesn't use the Voice Reply field.

@kbnetguy, I answered here:

https://www.triggercmd.com/forum/topic/821/create-trigger-to-use-macos-terminal-to-ping-domain

@kbnetguy, this command should work on a Mac:

dig +short www.triggercmd.com | tail -n1

I included the tail -n1 to use only the first line in case the host name returns multiple IP's.

You probably know this, but to assign the result to an environment variable you can do this:

export IP=$(dig +short www.triggercmd.com | tail -n1)
echo $IP

If you must use ping, let me know. I had that command figured out for Linux, but Mac's ping and grep are different.

@Alexandre-Sousa, the Voice Reply field is what you want Alexa or Google Assistant to say when your command runs.

When Voice Reply is empty and I say "Alexa, ask TRIGGERcmd to run notepad," Alexa says, "Triggering Notepad on RussHP."

If I fill in Voice Reply with "Yes sir, I'll run Notepad right away sir," Alexa will say that instead.

It allows you to customize what Alexa or Google Assistant say when they run your commands. It does not affect the "Smart Home" versions.

@Alexandre-Sousa, I replied here.

@Alfredo-Guzman, you have to switch yourself to the root user before you can edit that file.

This command will switch to root:

sudo su -

@Joan-Canario, you should be able to use selenium to do that. What's the website? I can probably do an example.

I might use this: https://automatetheboringstuff.com/chapter11/