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6 years ago Not quite built in as you suggest, but I've already done the hard work for you in the form of the already existing script in the Linux directory. You could modify tg_shutdown.sh for your needs.
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I wish there was a way to configure certain TG to trigger callbacks for flexible external control. This could be implemented by adding any number of "CallBack_NNNNNN.sh" shell scripts in a dedicated folder and CallBack_123456.sh being automatically executed when a call to TG 123456 is received. The script could be used to controls a GPIO or implement a profile switching (like SharkRF OpenSPOT) by stopping MMDVM host services, replacing the MMDVM.ini by a specific configuration file and restarting etc. Ideally, using the commands could be restricted to a whitelist of DMR ids like CallBackWhiteList=...
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I wish there was a way to configure certain TG to trigger callbacks for flexible external control. This could be implemented by adding any number of "CallBack_NNNNNN.sh" shell scripts in a dedicated folder and CallBack_123456.sh being automatically executed when a call to TG 123456 is received. The script could be used to controls a GPIO or implement a profile switching (like SharkRF OpenSPOT but much better) by stopping MMDVM host services, copying a specific MMDVM.ini that replaces the existing one and activate it by restarting the services. Ideally, using the commands could be restricted to a whitelist of DMR ids like CallBackWhiteList=...