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I'm working on adding a module to do push alerts to my phone via pushover.net. I've currently got it working great, sending the JPG that was captured as an attachment -- so any time the camera catches something, my phone dings, and there's the photo. The problem is that the dropbox module deletes the images as soon as it's done uploading them, so they're gone by the time my module runs. I've been unable to change the order that the modules run in. I've tried changing the order they're listed in modules_enabled.conf but that had no effect. I ultimately just commented out the rm from the dropbox module so the files would stay local on the pi, but that's a short term solution. Do you know of any mechanism to adjust the order that the modules run in?
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OK, it seems that the modules are run in alphabetical order by virtue of the for d in /home/pi/pigeon/modules/*/ in pigeon_modules_init.sh. I will update this script to run the on_movie_end and on_picture_save modes in the order specified in modules_enabled.conf.
I'm working on adding a module to do push alerts to my phone via pushover.net. I've currently got it working great, sending the JPG that was captured as an attachment -- so any time the camera catches something, my phone dings, and there's the photo. The problem is that the dropbox module deletes the images as soon as it's done uploading them, so they're gone by the time my module runs. I've been unable to change the order that the modules run in. I've tried changing the order they're listed in modules_enabled.conf but that had no effect. I ultimately just commented out the
rm
from the dropbox module so the files would stay local on the pi, but that's a short term solution. Do you know of any mechanism to adjust the order that the modules run in?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: