Posts made by Russ

@fabriziotoniolo this is strange. Sorry about this trouble but I think we can figure it out.

I suggest you basically start over. To do that, rename your current .TRIGGERcmdData folder and close and open the TRIGGERcmd agent. It will re-prompt for a token then it will create a new computer. Delete your old computer record from your account after you confirm the commands are syncing.

After that, you can restore your commands by copying your commands.json from the renamed folder.

You'll probably want to make your new computer record your default computer too.

@fabriziotoniolo , sorry about the trouble.

Thank you for the screenshots. That helps. Please try these things and let me know what happens:

• Close and re-open the TRIGGERcmd Agent, then check for the missing commands on the triggercmd.com website.
• Change the name of one of your commands, and see if it reflects that change on the triggercmd.com website.

If none of that works, you can create a new computer by deleting your computerid.cfg and token.tkn file in your C:\Users\(your user)\.TRIGGERcmdData folder, then close and open the TRIGGERcmd Agent. It will prompt for a token like when you first installed it, then it will create a new computer in your account with the same commands (stored in commands.json). Then you can delete the old computer and set your new computer as your default from your profile page.

FYI, you don't actually have to give your computer a voice name if you only have one computer because your first computer is automatically your default computer, and your default computer doesn't need a voice name to create the Alexa devices. It doesn't hurt to give it a voice name though.

@Strahan, that should work.

Do you see an Alexa device called "bedtime" in the Alexa app?

FYI, you could also remove the on and off portion of the command, and clear the "Off command" field like this because the agent will add " on" or " off" to your command depending on whether you're flipping the virtual switch on or off.

Trigger: bedtime
Command: c:\misc\loghealth.bat bedtime

At first I was concerned that bedtime might be a reserved word, but I tried "bedtime" and "bed time" in the Voice field and both worked for me.

@Anderson-Lajes, I installed the TRIGGERcmd agent on Mint Linux and it worked well for me.

If you run it on Hyper-V, you'll want to use a Generation 2 virtual machine, and disable secure boot.

Also, to use the Background Service you'll need nodejs installed:

sudo apt install nodejs

@Anderson-Lajes, I'll give it a try and get back to you soon.

@Diego-Guerra, can you send me screenshots of your SmartThings values in your profile and the connector you created in your SmartThings account? I want to see that they match. Send them via the Forum chat to keep them private.

@marciosenaf, for the TRIGGERcmd Smart Home skill to create devices, your commands need the voice field filled in, and the computer needs the voice field field in unless it's your default computer.

I suspect your first computer was the default computer but your new one is not. If so, you could fix this by setting your new computer as your default computer in your profile.

Click your name in the upper-right, and click Profile, then use the Default Computer pulldown to select your computer.

@ayoubshadi, what country are you from? And what payment methods do people use there? I'd like to start working on a plan B in case my Stripe appeal doesn't work out.

@ayoubshadi, thank you for reporting the problem. I'm looking into it now.

EDIT: I found out Stripe put my account on hold because someone disputed the TRIGGERcmd subscription charge and said the charge wasn't authorized. I just replied to their email requesting information. I'll keep you posted. In the meantime I'll remove the Stripe payment link.

@Vportel, please re-download the installer. That was a bug I fixed. The current version works. I just re-tested it on Windows 11.

@wu8de1q7k, I updated the agent so it doesn't require libgconf-2-4 anymore.

I tested it on Ubuntu 23.10 and it works fine now.

@Meximistas, I think Alexa would accept one of these:

establecer volumen 90
subir el volumen a 90

You'd make the Voice field volumen instead of volume.

@Konrad-Soares, I did some research and I don't see a way to run a routine with a parameter.

You can run routines with various "events" including the "Voice" event, but the voice event expects a specific phrase, like "open sesame."

Thanks @Spiritus-Umbrarum. I'm working on updating the TRIGGERcmd .deb linux installer so it won't depend on libgconf-2-4 or libgconf2-4 anymore, but thank you for sharing the work-around in the meantime.

EDIT: I updated the Ubuntu agent so it no longer requires libgconf-2-4.

@wu8de1q7k, thanks for showing me this. I'll look into it and get back to you soon.

FYI - only the "...amd64.deb" should work. The "...all.deb" file is for Raspberry Pi.

I see that the libgconf-2-4 package is not included in Ubuntu 23.10.
https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libgconf-2-4

I think I need to release a new version of the agent that does not depend on libgconf-2-4.

UPDATE: I'm having some trouble compiling a new version without the libgconf-2-4 dependency, but I'm working on it.

@Luisito-Palma, makes sense. You're welcome. Your project looks interesting.

@fcovalls, please check/try these things:

• Make sure each computer has a unique Voice Name value or is your default computer.
• Make sure each command has a Voice field set.
• If you have one computer that's misbehaving, try renaming it and renaming it back. That will force Alexa to re-create the devices.
• Try changing your default computer from your profile page.
• Confirm you see the Smart Home Voice Commands page to make sure you see it there. If you don't see it there, Alexa won't create a device for it, so troubleshoot that first.

@Luisito-Palma, nice job. I'm glad you got it figured out.

I think it must be running the bash script in git-bash even though the window shows cmd because you can see the output of the python script your bash script is running.

@Luisito-Palma, please try running this command from a Windows cmd window and send me a screenshot. I'd like to see the error it gives, if any.

"c:\Program Files\Git\git-bash.exe" -c /d/learn/script_python/ejecutar.sh

That command is working for me - it's running my bash script.