2020-03-07, 04:09 PM
In the GPIO tab within openplotter, there is a restart button.
I'd like to know if it is possible to do exactly the same with a terminal command like the one I am doing for SignalK
Openplotter doesn't seem to be a systemctl service, and I don't want to restart the entire openplotter bootup sequence, just the sensors.
I am mapping a gpio button to reset some services on a headless system, don't want to reboot the entire system or log-in through vnc, open openplotter and then restart the service that is giving me trouble.
In the openplotter code I see that this command is assigned to the restart buttons:
Realizing this is Python code the way to go ahead is probably to call a python script that restarts the sensors.
I don't know how such a script would look like standalone, hope someone can help.
Kind regards,
Jamos
I'd like to know if it is possible to do exactly the same with a terminal command like the one I am doing for SignalK
Code:
sudo systemctl restart signalk.serviceOpenplotter doesn't seem to be a systemctl service, and I don't want to restart the entire openplotter bootup sequence, just the sensors.
I am mapping a gpio button to reset some services on a headless system, don't want to reboot the entire system or log-in through vnc, open openplotter and then restart the service that is giving me trouble.
In the openplotter code I see that this command is assigned to the restart buttons:
Code:
self.reset_sensorsRealizing this is Python code the way to go ahead is probably to call a python script that restarts the sensors.
I don't know how such a script would look like standalone, hope someone can help.
Kind regards,
Jamos