Notify-send in StumpWM?

Does anyone know how to configure StumpWM to work with the notify-send command from the notification-daemon package?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.

dice wrote:Please post the actual content of your resume script and not the script which generates your resume script.
EDIT: And check if you are escaping correctly. Why don't you use a text editor to produce your script?
Did you make it executable?
Im making it as practice. Script is not issue, implementing it into service is.
Yes its executable and works when excecuting from terminal
Last edited by kiryo (2015-04-25 10:21:50)

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Hi,
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The solution, for those interested, is in post #8.
Last edited by johanbcn (2010-07-12 22:27:14)

Berseker wrote:I've seen only now your post.. great job, this is very useful and pretty for those that doesn't use a complete DE.
It would be great to translate your file in different languages (I'll try to translate this in italian if I find some spare time)
Thank you
If you are interested I have an updated version of the config file that more or less accomplishes what I wanted at the beginning.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE halevt:Configuration [
<!ENTITY HAS-LABEL "hal.volume.label & !hal.volume.label = ">
<!ENTITY DEVICE "hal.block.device & hal.volume.is_disc = false">
<!ENTITY CDROM "hal.block.device & hal.volume.is_disc & hal.volume.disc.is_blank = false & hal.volume.disc.has_data & hal.volume.disc.is_videodvd = false">
<!ENTITY CDROM.SIGNAL "hal.block.device & hal.storage.drive_type = cdrom">
<!ENTITY DVD "hal.block.device & hal.volume.is_disc & hal.volume.disc.is_blank = false & hal.volume.disc.has_data & hal.volume.disc.is_videodvd = true">
]>
<halevt:Configuration version="0.1" xmlns:halevt="http://www.environnement.ens.fr/perso/dumas/halevt.html">

<halevt:Device match="&CDROM; & hal.volume.is_mounted = false;">
<halevt:OnInit exec="halevt-mount -u $hal.udi$ -p cdrom$hal.block.minor$"/>
<halevt:Insertion exec="halevt-mount -u $hal.udi$ -p cdrom$hal.block.minor$"/>
</halevt:Device>

<halevt:Device match="&DEVICE; & &HAS-LABEL; & hal.volume.is_mounted = false;">
<halevt:OnInit exec="halevt-mount -u $hal.udi$ -p $hal.volume.label$"/>
<halevt:Insertion exec="halevt-mount -u $hal.udi$ -p $hal.volume.label$"/>
</halevt:Device>

<halevt:Device match="&DEVICE; & hal.volume.is_mounted = false; & hal.volume.label = ">
<halevt:OnInit exec="halevt-mount -u $hal.udi$ -p disk$hal.block.minor$"/>
<halevt:Insertion exec="halevt-mount -u $hal.udi$ -p disk$hal.block.minor$"/>
</halevt:Device>

<halevt:Device match="&CDROM.SIGNAL;">
<halevt:Condition name="EjectPressed" exec="halevt-umount $hal.block.device$; eject $hal.block.device$"/>
</halevt:Device>
</halevt:Configuration>
(Notice that I have removed the -o sync parameter from the mount commands. Writing operations in automounted devices were ridiculously slower)
And then, there is the user config file (only manages the notify-send commands): $HOME/.halevt/halevt.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE halevt:Configuration [
<!ENTITY HAS-LABEL "hal.volume.label & !hal.volume.label = ">
<!ENTITY DEVICE "hal.block.device & hal.volume.is_disc = false">
<!ENTITY CDROM "hal.block.device & hal.volume.is_disc & hal.volume.disc.is_blank = false & hal.volume.disc.has_data & hal.volume.disc.is_videodvd = false">
<!ENTITY CDROM.SIGNAL "hal.block.device & hal.storage.drive_type = cdrom">
<!ENTITY DVD "hal.block.device & hal.volume.is_disc & hal.volume.disc.is_blank = false & hal.volume.disc.has_data & hal.volume.disc.is_videodvd = true">
]>
<halevt:Configuration version="0.1" xmlns:halevt="http://www.environnement.ens.fr/perso/dumas/halevt.html">

<halevt:Device match="hal.block.device & hal.volume.is_disc = true & !hal.volume.label = ">
<halevt:Property name="hal.volume.is_mounted">
<halevt:Action value="true" exec="notify-send --icon=gtk-cdrom --expire-time=3000 'Device mounted' '$hal.volume.label$ has been mounted in $hal.volume.mount_point$.'"/>
<halevt:Action value="false" exec="notify-send --icon=gtk-cdrom --expire-time=3000 'Device unmounted' '$hal.volume.label$ has been unmounted.'"/>
</halevt:Property>
</halevt:Device>

<halevt:Device match="hal.block.device & hal.volume.is_disc = false & !hal.volume.label = ">
<halevt:Property name="hal.volume.is_mounted">
<halevt:Action value="true" exec="notify-send --icon=gtk-harddisk --expire-time=3000 'Device mounted' '$hal.volume.label$ has been mounted in $hal.volume.mount_point$.'"/>
<halevt:Action value="false" exec="notify-send --icon=gtk-harddisk --expire-time=3000 'Device unmounted' '$hal.volume.label$ has been unmounted.'"/>
</halevt:Property>
</halevt:Device>

<halevt:Device match="hal.block.device & hal.volume.label = ">
<halevt:Property name="hal.volume.is_mounted">
<halevt:Action value="true" exec="notify-send --icon=gtk-harddisk --expire-time=3000 'Device mounted' '$hal.block.device$ has been mounted in $hal.volume.mount_point$.'"/>
<halevt:Action value="false" exec="notify-send --icon=gtk-harddisk --expire-time=3000 'Device unmounted' '$hal.block.device$ has been unmounted.'"/>
</halevt:Property>
</halevt:Device>
</halevt:Configuration>
This way, you have the daemon automounting at boot, without needing an X session, and a second instance of the daemon that only executes the notify-send messages once you enter xorg
Last edited by johanbcn (2010-07-12 22:37:43)

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Old Firmware: 7.4.8a, SIP Capture File NOTIFY-GOOD.cap
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Noe look at
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Last edited by epinephrine (2012-11-09 20:22:42)

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Hi, all
I was trying to create a small script to send a notification if the Caps Lock is active or not. The script works correctly in the terminal, but when I use the script as a shortcut in KDE it does not work ... I simply trigger the shortcut with the "Caps Lock".
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Last edited by gustavosg (2012-11-13 00:06:46)

Pajaro wrote:
gustavosg wrote:
Pajaro wrote:try sending the dialog with a delay in background
Hi! Thanks for replying. I've tried the sleep command, still saying that caps is always on (if it is what you mean).
What I meant is to do something like:
$(sleep .5; echo kdialog --icon $icone --passivepopup "Caps Lock $saida" --title "Teclado" 1) &
When I use it on the script it just printi "Caps" on the notification, as if it was reading just the first word of the "Caps Lock $saida".
Edited the script to this:
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# Manda aviso de CAPS LOCK on/off
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icone="/usr/share/icons/NITRUX/devices/48/keyboard.svg"
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if [ "$valor" == "0" ]; then
$(sleep .5; echo kdialog --icon $icone --passivepopup "Caps Lock Off" --title "Teclado" 1) &
else
$(sleep .5; echo kdialog --icon $icone --passivepopup "Caps Lock On" --title "Teclado" 1) &
fi
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#notify-send -i $icone "Caps Lock $saida" -t 1000
#KDE
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cfr wrote:
Maybe you could post the script if you are still having trouble?
Thanks for the info about single key short cuts. I guess it has never occurred to me. (Maybe because on a laptop you can't usually spare a whole key for a single short cut!)
The script is the one in the OP. I'm using a laptop.
EDIT:
Updated OP script to english...
Last edited by gustavosg (2012-11-13 00:07:38)

[SOLVED]Systemd: noftify-send running but not displaying

Hello,
I'm trying to get systemd to run a command that pops a notification on screen for me to get up and move around a bit (for my health). The script works if called in the command line and seems to be running fine in systemd. No notification is being displayed, however:
script:
#!/bin/bash
notify-send "Get up and move around!" "You've been sitting in one place for too long." --icon=dialog-information
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Last edited by Kale Good (2014-11-29 15:48:11)

Hello
I would not use systemd to do that.
Just write a script and have it running in background when you start your graphical session:
#!/bin/bash
while true; do
notify-send "Get up and move around!" "You've been sitting in one place for too long." --icon=dialog-information
sleep 7200
done
You can also look at this thread for other less KISS ways.

[solved] XFCE: bind custom script to backlight keys, including Notify?

Hello, the situation is as follows:
My (Toshiba Z30) backlight keys toggle the XFCE-brightness control popup, but they don't control the display brightness.
I found out why: they control /sys/class/backlight/toshiba/brightness instead of /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness. I wasn't able to change that, although testing the kernel parameters acpi_backlight=vendor and acpi_osi='!Windows 2012'. That tip (bottom of the page) given in the arch wiki had no effect OR didn't even let me boot when I tried to adjust the BusID to the output of lspci...
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/usr/local/bin/darker
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MIN=3
NEW=$(($CURR-50))
if [ $NEW -lt 5 ]
then
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fi
echo $NEW > /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness
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if [ $NEW -gt $MAX ]
then
NEW=$MAX
fi
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which work.
Assigning these scripts to keys also works with "sudo darker" / "sudo brighter" and adding them via visudo.
The only thing missing to make it perfect, is the combination:
Using the default brightness keys including the XFCE onscreen notification/popup binded to those scripts. (Just assigning to the brightness keys would make me lose the on screen notifiaction/popup...)
So how is that possible, has anyone an idea?
Last edited by Carl Karl (2014-10-14 15:21:14)

Thanks, that's quite good, except that multiple key-presses lead to multiple notification popups which is not sooo nice bad acceptable. (And as this is run by root, a sudo xfce4-notifyd-config is necessary to configure the notification.)
for reference:
/usr/local/bin/brighter
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CURR=`cat /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness`
MAX=`cat /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/max_brightness`
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EDIT: Nevermind -- https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Libnotify#Bash:
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Last edited by graysky (2011-11-26 20:44:35)

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