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Question: reloading / updating running chromium with updated url from fullpageos.txt #391
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Yes there is. The scripts are located at and: Also, I am one person who maintain FullPageOS. So not really a team. |
Hi, thanks for the quick response! And if you are managing this solo, along with all your other projects, then that's even more impressive - FullpageOS is a great system! I've tried both refresh and safe_refresh, however they appear to only refresh the currently loaded page. Is there anyway to reload from /boot/fullpageos.txt (assuming it has been updated in the background) I'm thinking windowclose and/or windowkill from xdotool then do a start fullpageos... Thanks again! Shaun |
So it appears that 'killall /usr/lib/chromium-browser/chromium-browser-v7' will close the current browser, which then restarts and reads from /boot/fullpageos.txt and picks up the updated target. All good, thanks! |
Cool, we could add a script for this in the |
Sure, could be useful. I already have menu options (I have a central pi that is the "controller", running a simple web interface via lighttpd, that manages the remainder of devices connected to tvs) that can invoke a couple of the other scripts (refresh, etc. - no need to go for the hard kill if we don't have to :) so that would work just as well, presumably it might be helpful for some of your other users? It's a simple patch, do you want me to generate a pull request for it, or throw it in yourself? |
Naa, did it myself this time, if you want it in a different name of something you can PR that |
Hey Team, apologies if this one has been answered, been scratching my head for a while.
Is there anyway from the command line (actually looking to execute remotely via ssh) to have the running instance of chromium reload the page specified in fullpageos.txt without restarting the pi / fullpageos completely? As in, if I modify the /boot/fullpageos.txt (remotely, via ssh in this case)? I can do a full restart with a shutdown -r now but it just seems excessive :)
Tried the refresh and safe_refresh scripts, but they reload the current page only, so that doesn't help.
Many thanks!
Shaun Hurley
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