#ANDROID SUDO COMMAND NOT FOUND WINDOWS#

So I dont think this is an OpenHAB specific problem as such? Perhaps Ive messed up my permissions somehow? Perhaps I need to setup some other environment permissions?Īny other thoughts? Has anyone who has gotten this working any thoughts/information on how they got it working?ĮDIT - Ive logged into the console as the OpenHAB user account and re-run the setup for ps4-waker… and it now works!! I began to suspect that ps4-waker stores information on a user account specific basis, hence if scripts run as OpenHAB user… then OpenHAB user needs to have run the basic setup for ps4-waker. The only thing I note that my limited knowledge of Ubuntu has, is that…I installed ps4-waker as my own user account, it is in /usr/local/bin and the file is a symbolic link, pulling in files from around other places (I assume). Ive tried to sudo from within the shell script, outside of it… all work, if I run in from the command line… but not if I run it from within OpenHAB. The above 3 examples say “Command not found” when I run from the command line as either bash or sh (but do work from command line), which is why I simply went for ps4-waker. Sudo -user=openhab /usr/local/bin/ps4-waker Ive tried multiple methods for executing ps4-waker in the shell script: Ive tried it without #!/bin/bash at the top. My shell script is now as simple as this: ** val String results8 = executeCommandLine=(“ps4-waker”)** ** val String results7 = logInfo(“PlaystationOn”, results7, 100000)** ** Item PLAYSTATION received command ON** Ive cut the rules down to this (two different attempts): OpenHAB still says its executing the script and still has a null output. I cut down my rules file and did as you said. Im not exactly what you would call an expert with Ubuntu… so if anyone has any ideas, Im all ears and the help would be really appreciated! 14:07:02.353 - executed commandLine ‘mkdir /etc/openhab2/NEWDIR1’ 14:07:02.316 - executed commandLine ‘sudo /usr/local/bin/ps4-waker’ 14:07:02.304 - executed commandLine ‘sudo -user=openhab /usr/local/bin/ps4-waker’ 14:07:02.269 - executed commandLine ‘bash $OPENHAB_CONF/scripts/pson.sh’

14:07:02.246 - executed commandLine ‘sudo bash $OPENHAB_CONF/scripts/pson.sh’ Of which the openhab.log shows the following when I flip the switch on the Basic UI:

Ive added the val String result bits, which seems to be the correct way to output any errors etc back into the openhab logs? Val String results6 = executeCommandLine=(“mkdir /etc/openhab2/NEWDIR1”)Īs you can see, Ive tried calling the script pson.shELL multiple ways from the rule, as well as directly calling ps4-waker directly (and created a directory to prove that openhab is executing my commands). Val String results5 = executeCommandLine=('/usr/local/bin/ps4-waker') Val String results4 = executeCommandLine=(“sudo /usr/local/bin/ps4-waker”) Val String results3 = executeCommandLine=(“sudo -user=openhab /usr/local/bin/ps4-waker”) Val String results1 = executeCommandLine=(“bash $OPENHAB_CONF/scripts/pson.sh”) Val String results = executeCommandLine=(“sudo bash $OPENHAB_CONF/scripts/pson.sh”) Tried multiple variations within my rules to get this thing to work or log results (Note the creation of a directory at the bottom of the rule, which that directory DOES get created, so the rule is working)

Run the script as the openhab user (when logged in as myself) - sudo -user=openhab bash pson.shELL (which works fine) Openhab:x:116:125:openhab2 runtime user,:/var/lib/openhab2:/bin/ bash Openhab:x:116:125:openhab2 runtime user,:/var/lib/openhab2:/bin/ false

Logged in as myself and confirmed the script works - sudo bash /etc/openhab2/scripts/pson.sh also bash /etc/openhab2/scripts/pson.shĮnsured the openhab user has sudo permissions - sudo adduser openhab sudoĮdited the passwd file to ensure openhab user is true on bash Set execute permission on that (when logged in as myself) - chmod +x pson.shELL

#ANDROID SUDO COMMAND NOT FOUND WINDOWS#

I can only find the 1 article on here, where someone said they were having problems getting it to work, but switched from Windows to Debian and they got it to work.įor reference, Im on Armbian (Ubuntu) on an ARM install.īecause the website here thinks Im posting links, when Im not, my pson.sh file will be called pson.shELL in this forum post.Ĭreated a pson.shELL in /etc/openhab2/scripts A long story short, I cannot get PS4-waker to work from within OpenHAB.

Android sudo command not found