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21 Nov 2023 00:14 #286119 by Cyber
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How can I issue a reboot command to the mesa's card? any recommendations  

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21 Nov 2023 00:33 #286124 by snowgoer540
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What are you trying to achieve? If you are trying to reboot after updating the firmware that won’t work as it requires a power cycle.
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21 Nov 2023 00:37 #286125 by Cyber
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Thank you for replying, I'm actually trying to write a script to remotely reboot a CNC machine

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21 Nov 2023 01:06 - 21 Nov 2023 01:38 #286127 by snowgoer540
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sudo shutdown -r now

Will reboot a machine.

 
Last edit: 21 Nov 2023 01:38 by snowgoer540. Reason: add sudo... oops
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21 Nov 2023 01:30 #286130 by tommylight
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So does
sudo reboot
and both require sudo and password, otherwise they do not work.
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21 Nov 2023 01:39 #286132 by snowgoer540
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So does
sudo reboot


Thank you for reminding me I forgot sudo...

and both require sudo and password, otherwise they do not work.

On a PathPilot machine, this is not true. both sudo shutdown -r now and sudo reboot will work without being prompted for a password.

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21 Nov 2023 10:08 #286155 by rodw
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That can be setup by placing a file in /etc/sudoers.d
With Linuxcnc's raspberry pi Bookworm installer, this was the default behaviour and we removed the feature. (by deleting the user's file)

I think this link explains how to do it. But what would I know I only undid it!
forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic.php?id=5503

This was our script to remove the file created by the default installer. 
rm -f /p2/etc/sudoers.d/010_${USERNAME}-nopasswd
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21 Nov 2023 21:51 #286199 by snowgoer540
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That’s good to know, I will likely do that on my plasma and VMs.  Typing the password is annoying.

Thanks for the heads up Rod.
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