Two questions

[dbvanb]

Hi Ferran
I don't know if you have seen this thread:

https://forums.homeseer.com/forum/ho...-using-systemd

My homeseer currently runs on debian on a Rock64 - like a raspberry pi. I use the full version of HS3, not the Hometroller Zee version. I use a systemctl command:
sudo systemctl status homeservice:

I can stop and start the service, and not had a problem. In linux it should close it down safely.
This can be linked in a bash file to close the whole thing down - ie stop the service and then shutdown the computer

Hope this helps

Bruce

[zwolfpack]

To properly shut down the system:
Should HomeSeer be turned off first and then Linux ?.

Yes

I have tried this, it does not cause effect, it does nothing:
To shutdown HS3,
event action is: Run another program or process
program is: / usr / bin / service
parameters: homeseer stop

This works only if you have it set to run as a service. HomeSeer doesn't provide how-to's for this, but there is (unoffical) guidance on the forum.

And this, restart HomeSeer but warning appears:

For shutdown then reboot:
event action is: Run another program or process
program is: / sbin / reboot
No additional parameters

Yes, HomeSeer doesn't handle Linux system shutdown/reboot events. The method in post #11 should provide a clean startup though.

[ferran]

dbvand, thanks for replying.
I think I use Hometroller Zee version.



I don't know if it works for me.
Anyway my knowledge about this is very low.

[ferran]

zwolfpack, thanks again i keep testing.