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      sdetweil
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      in the link it asks for ‘your service name’ make that GoogleAssistant
      the command is ‘/home/pi/MagicMirror/modulesMMM-GoogleAssistant/python3 assistant.py’

      Sam

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        sdetweil
        last edited by sdetweil

        once u create the service… make sure assistant.py is not running already

        ps -ef | grep assistant 
        

        the 1st number on the output is the process id
        pi xxxx yyyy etc…
        then

        sudo kill -9 xxxx
        

        then do

        sudo systemctl start GoogleAssistant
        

        then

        ps -ef | grep assistant 
        

        to insure assistant is running
        then start mirror manually with npm start

        if all is good, reboot

        service will start the assistant.py script
        and pm2 will start mirror app

        Sam

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          poopyurinal
          last edited by

          Many thanks Sam! I’ll need to take a look at your suggestions tomorrow. I appreciate the quick (immediate!) help.

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            sdetweil @poopyurinal
            last edited by

            @poopyurinal no problem… let us know either way

            i use the assistantmk2 module… don’t need that py file

            Sam

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              poopyurinal
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              I’ll have to look at it. Tried the MM-GA module after 3+ failures of Alexa modules. Just would like one of them to work!

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                sdetweil @poopyurinal
                last edited by

                @poopyurinal also use the MMM-Alexa module

                Sam

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                  poopyurinal
                  last edited by

                  Tried and failed with MMM-Alexa. Doesn’t mean I can’t try again!

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                    poopyurinal
                    last edited by

                    Looking for some clarifications here. I tried Sam’s suggestion and created a GoogleAssistant.service in /etc/systemd/system. I am a little confused on the command though:

                    ‘/home/pi/MagicMirror/modulesMMM-GoogleAssistant/python3 assistant.py’

                    The assistant.py file is located in /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-GoogleAssistant/pi. And wouldn’t the “python3” command come first? Could someone clarify?

                    Then, continuing to follow this post, he suggested running:

                    ps -ef | grep assistant

                    to find the process id. However, when i try to kill that process id, is says it “No such process”. If I run the same command several times in a row, I get different process ids each time. Is it trying to run via some other pathway and retrying constantly? It wouldn’t surprise me, as I’ve tried to get this working via many methods. How can I track this down?

                    Thanks for your help!

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                      sdetweil @poopyurinal
                      last edited by

                      @poopyurinal you are right. python3 should come first.

                      Sam

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                        poopyurinal
                        last edited by

                        Thanks for clarifying. Any idea on the process id changing with

                        ps -ef | grep assistant

                        ??

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