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Add restart option to web admin interface

Posted: 12 Oct 2008, 11:40
by davidI
presently in the home page of the admin interface there is a shutdown button. It would be nice if a second button were provided to restart the Bubba. Souldn't take too much to implement - just a call to "init 6" instead of "init 0".

Posted: 12 Oct 2008, 16:16
by Binkem
Good idea, i was looking for this option too as I have to find me a chair to be able to reach the Bubba to start it after is has shut itself down ;)

Posted: 16 Mar 2009, 19:13
by joost
Even better would be an option for a scheduled restart - say every tuesday night at 04:00.
My bubba slows down over time and I find myself having to restart it every other week to get it back up to speed. Would be nice to do this automatically.

Posted: 17 Mar 2009, 17:11
by kastrom
Must be possible to use cron to schedule an automatic restart.

/Kent

Re: Add restart option to web admin interface

Posted: 22 Sep 2012, 05:51
by alex
Is there a real time clock in the b3 installed, so i could set up a cronjob to shut down the Bubba3 e.g. at 1:00 AM down and make it restart at 5:30AM. It would save 36 Watt-hours every day.
I could install the srvrpowercontrol plugin for the squeezecenter, but it doesn't work that way.
Any ideas how to switch it off and on again, without moving a finger?

Re: Add restart option to web admin interface

Posted: 23 Sep 2012, 05:39
by nobody
The bubba does not shutdown by using init. You need to set some specific flags in /proc i believe. Therefor theres a good chance that making a cron script that reboots also may not work completely, but you'llsee quickly. If you get a bubba that seems to hang in limbo upon restart, its probably because of this issue.

Sv: Add restart option to web admin interface

Posted: 23 Sep 2012, 13:23
by eramoli
Hi,

My understanding is that due to a bug the B3 consumes as much power regardless if it is on or off.

/Morgan

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Re: Add restart option to web admin interface

Posted: 23 Sep 2012, 14:32
by nobody
This may be true for the SSD edition, but the regular sata version consumes a lot less power when tuned off. There is one exception : theres a thread here where someone seriously hacked out all hd-consuming processes and managed to spin the hd down to a near constant standstill. Just turning it off at night is easier though :)