25 Jun
2020
25 Jun
'20
5:09 a.m.
On 24/06/2020 21:18, Aurélien Lorence wrote:
I'm currently working on a project which
integrates OpenOB in a python
program. I have a "start" button to run a link in a thread. Is there
any way to stop the link without exiting the whole program.
I tried to implement this in the code, but the node keeps restarting
when shut down.
G'day,
Not quite sure what the issue is.
AH... I think you are trying to start/stop openob without stopping the
controlling program.
I took the easy option and used systemd to stop/start and just called
systemctl to do the heavy work.
https://github.com/st1nga/talkback
may help (not in use and not really finished, but I think it works) I
think there maybe a config file missing, let me know if there is and I
can update the git.
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