[vdr] How to use nvram wakeup with vdr?

[Simon Baxter]

I have the same question - can't find the answer.

I have nvram-wakeup working manually but want to use the VDR timers to set 
it.  How do you do this?

It looks like the timer value set in timers.conf  is not std Unix time, but 
some other number.

I'm not so worried about shutdown at the moment.  This doesn't look 
difficult - just need to define the parameters allowing an automatic 
shutdown.  But I do want to automate powering on for the 'next' timer.


Do I need to write a script that will pull the 'next' timer out of 
timers.conf, and 'nvram-wakeup -s'  it?

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rainer Zocholl" <UseNet-Posting-Nospam-74308- at zocki.toppoint.de>
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Sent: Saturday, June 11, 2005 11:26 PM
Subject: Re: [vdr] How to use nvram wakeup with vdr?


> rsgorlon at tiscali.it(Rudy Sgorlon)  11.06.05 17:38
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>>How I have to use nvram wakeup with vdr?
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> By reading the docs inside of the nvram-archive? ;-)
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> Rainer
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