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Skarafaz / mercury

Simple Android app that sends pre-configured commands to remote servers via SSH.
GNU General Public License v2.0
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Output feature request #11

Closed ykassif closed 10 months ago

ykassif commented 8 years ago

Will this app be able to output the results from a command onto the log file or a separate dialog.

Skarafaz commented 8 years ago

This feature may be implemented in future.

bart9h commented 6 years ago

This would be very useful.

At least show a toast if the command returns an error (rc != 0).

dreua commented 6 years ago

I made a branch with that feature: https://github.com/dreua/mercury/tree/feature-output Please note that I had to remove nohup from the commands to accomplish this, so this will break things if you rely on nohup. (It is there by default and I didn't find a way to deactivate it.)

Skarafaz commented 6 years ago

I'm planning a big update including this feature. A good implementation is not trivial, so just be patient :).

kjbaker-uk commented 6 years ago

I have pulled the code last night and I am also having a look at this, I think having the feedback going to the log is not the correct course of action. However I do like how @dreua implemented the stdout but I was unable to deploy his code as the gradle3 was giving me all sorts of issues, even tho i'm using Android Studio 3. @Skarafaz I look forward to seeing what you are planning and I will also push to a branch my attempt.

I think having the response would also allow the app to get status information from a Pi (or any other linux box) to get WiFi info, bluetooth status etc....

I think having an app with json config files to implement the functionality of the device is awesome and the best idea of this I have seen. @Skarafaz well done mate!!!

dreua commented 6 years ago

@D4rkC00d3r : I'm sorry that you had issues with my latest commits on the branch, they have been pushed in error. I believe my plan was to continue developing and adjusting everything for Gradle 3 but that never happened. Please try to checkout the commit 9974bfe58d2029f401c94128f4263ba7fafc2775 , that should work and I believe that is the version currently running on my device.

Skarafaz commented 6 years ago

@D4rkC00d3r Thanks!!

kjbaker-uk commented 6 years ago

@dreua Hey mate, thanks for the message I was able to see your commit earlier today but now I cant?? If I click your link in the message I can see the changes but in GitKracken I cant see your stuff at all now??

dreua commented 6 years ago

@D4rkC00d3r : I'm sorry I don't know GitKracken, maybe you got in "Detached head" state by checking out the commit and your Kracken is confused by that. I would try checking out the branch (git checkout feature-output) or pulling the branch to fix this. I just reverted the last two commits so you can just use the latest version of my feature-output branch. Good Luck!