Closed PepikVaio closed 2 months ago
Hm, if you're on a 3.* version of the remarkable OS then the gnu-wget
that's packaged with this (originally from toltec) doesn't work anymore, which might be the cause of this issue. I've been making some fixes/improvements since I updated recently which should resolve this problem.
For the time being, I'd recommend grabbing the rm-sync-pdf
from the dev
branch. It replaces gnu-wget
with the built-in wget
which means we can't currently support TSL but at least it'll download some sites. I also added a -r
option which allows you to choose whether or not to reset xochitl
. This way you can omit that in your download-pdfs
script and then just add systemctl restart xochitl
at the end of the script to do the refresh and have the files show up.
Hope this solves your problem. I'm hoping to do a fair bit of updating over the next month or so which should make this project a bit more robust and usable.
Just did a pretty major refactor of the functions for this project (some some future WIPs) that should resolve this issue and a number of others. The README instructions should still be accurate, though I'll be doing a full documentation update relatively soon.
If you get the chance, please let me know if the updates have resolved your issue
I believe this is resolved, so I'll be closing this issue. A future TODO is to make a function that will prompt for adding more pdfs, like the initial install script, but that likely won't be for a while.
I tried to edit the "download-pdf"
!/bin/sh
cd remarkable-daily-pdf/ ./rm-sync-pdf -u https://example1 -n "title1" ./rm-sync-pdf -u https://example2 -n "title2"
Only the latest pdf is always downloaded
I tried to edit the "rm-sync-pdf" I deleted the reboot request, had a 2x download and then created a script with only reboot or did I reset manually. But not a single file downloaded.
Thanks