Mon, Sep 13, 2021 at 10:57:23AM +0200, g.bruno wrote:
Hallo,
the problem for the shutdown bottom "no -s option" (not parameter) is
in /etc/vdr/config.d/00-vdr.conf
where the line 21 concerning shutdown is commented out:
#--shutdown=/usr/lib/vdr/vdr-shutdown.wrapper
Thank you, but it is not that simple in case VDR is not the main use of
the system. What I would want to achieve is some kind of a "wake lock"
(borrowing Android terminology): the system would shut down
automatically after some timeout, unless a service prevents it from
shutting down. VDR would be only one such service. There could other
reasons that prevent a shutdown, say, a user being logged in, or a file
server running or being actively used.
I would want VDR to release most resources (and stop consuming 5% of CPU
time and a larger chunk of the 1GiB RAM) when I press the Power button
on the RCU. If I press the button again, VDR should wake up. Maybe this
can be achieved with a "shutdown" program that would not actually shut
anything down, but wait for another Power button press to possibly start
up VDR.
Another feature that I might want is that when I plug in the DVB-T2
stick into the computer, VDR will start up. That is, the main purpose of
the computer could be something else, and the computer would switch to
"appliance mode" only when needed. Likewise, the USB stick would only
consume power and expose the system to lighting (via the antenna mast)
when needed (when someone wants to watch or record something with VDR).
That I believe is achievable with udev rules. Maybe the whole should
then be driven via udevd and not systemd.
When time permits, I will try to experiment more.
Marko
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