Hi James

I tested the updated plugin and its working great.
Thanks again for the quick fix.

Hi James

I won't be able to test now but will hopefully have an opportunity to try it out tonight.

Thank again.

Hi James.

I was just about to reply when I saw your followup. I tried running as Admin, different folders, Dropbox and manual creation, but no success.

Thank for looking into it.

Hi Everyone

I'm trying to use the Watcher plugin to "Execute on Create" and "Then Delete"

"Execute on Create" works well but my text file does not delete after.

Any other setting in VC need to be enabled or perhaps windows folder permissions?
I'm using VC 2.2.4.0


file name=feedcat.txt
contents=VC.TellVox&&feed cat


Thank you

James, This is great, Thank you so much.

Hi Guys
I know this is an old thread but thought it would be best to have this quote for reference.

I just recently got an Amazon Echo dot and followed the recreated tutorial  ((http://voxcommando.com/forum/index.php?topic=2761.0) to get it working with VoxCommando. It works fine but after reading this threads and watching some other YouTube videos I'm now thinking the code from the recreated tutorial is not the new code James created but instead the original code Dave created.

If I'm correct can someone post the new code James created (Node.js lambda code + VC command XML)

My apologizes if this is found in another thread but i didn't see it.

Thank You

Quote from: nime5ter on April 07, 2017, 07:37:34 AM
The most efficient starting point for trying to resolve the problem at this point is to review each of James's instructional steps again to make sure each has been properly implemented.

His instructions are here: http://voxcommando.com/forum/index.php?topic=2682.msg23144#msg23144

These included:

2. Have VC version 2.2.3.4 or later installed.

3. Create the  environment variables, as described, by re-accessing the web page for the "Jarvis" function that you initially created in the AWS console.

4. Make sure the username and password used in your environment variables matches the username and password you created in VoxCommando's TCP plugin settings.

5.  On the same web page in the AWS console, replace the entire Node.js lambda code that Dave originally provided with the code that James attached to his post (link above). *important* you must change one line at the beginning of James's code near line 5:

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edit one line in that script  var Echo_App_ID = "amzn1.ask.skill...." to use your own App ID.

Make sure your App ID has quotation marks around it, as in the example provided.

6. In VoxCommando, delete the old command group from Dave's original instructions and replace it with the VC command XML in James's post.