Closed MCDELTAT closed 2 months ago
Never mind, should have been able to figure it out from my how trivial the regex is and the code for the utility itself. For anyone reading, the code for the utility can be found here: https://github.com/mvp/uhubctl/blob/v2.4.0/uhubctl.c#L633
So if the port/device is in the on state uhubctl -p 3
will return "power" and if it's in an off state, it will return "off'.
@MCDELTAT did you get your device working with maaspower?
It would be nice to keep a list of compatible devices - I guess I could open up the Wiki for that purpose.
closing as resolved
I was wondering if you would be able to provide the example output of a command like
uhubctl -p 3
seen here: https://gilesknap.github.io/maaspower/main/how-to/mega4.htmlIt'd be particularly helpful to see the output for both power states (on/off), if different.
I have a few Raspberry Pis on an HP 2530 Network switch with PoE. I've got some bash that is turning them on and off the PoE ports much like the
uhubctl
commands in the example. Then I realized that I presumably also need to code in a query function, which should be easy enough if I can better understand how the regex stuff is working.I'd be happy to expand your documentation and provide a write-up on my stuff once I'm done. Thanks.