On Tue, May 23, 2023 at 03:54:41PM +0200, Esben Haabendal wrote: > When gpioset interactive mode is used as intended, as a human controlled > interface, stdout should be a tty. > Yeah, no, the interactive mode is also intended to be script driven - checkout the test suite, gpio-tools-tests.bat, as an example of it being driven using a coproc from bash. Removing the prompt would break the handshaking with the controlling script - that is how it determines the slave process is up. I'll try running your patch through the test suite tommorrow, but I'm pretty sure it will break it - IIRC the code you removed was put there precisely to get the test suite to run. Have you tried running the test suite? > By leaving out the prompt when stdout is not a tty, gpioset interactive mode can > be used as a really simple deamon for controlling GPIOs by connecting it to a > FIFO. > It can do that already - just direct the output to /dev/null. Which you would need in your case anyway - the prompt isn't the only output - try piping a get command to your daemon and see what happens. This works for me as a simple daemon script: #!/bin/bash pipe=/tmp/gpiosetd mkfifo $pipe trap "rm -f $pipe" EXIT # as bash will block until something is written to the pipe... echo "" > $pipe & gpioset -i GPIO23=0 < $pipe > /dev/null Does that not work for you? Cheers, Kent.