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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    bash64
    Posts: 958 from 2010/10/28
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    Does Morph OS have the equivilent of scheduled taks or crontab?
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    rms
    Posts: 602 from 2004/11/27
    I use CyberCron 1.5 which works fine with MorphOS but you need to start it via user-startup, don't put it into WBStartup it seems to make problems when there.
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    There's also WaitX included with MorphOS for scripting timed events.
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    bash64
    Posts: 958 from 2010/10/28
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    Thanks. I will be trying Cybercron.
    I will give WaitX a shot too.
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    bash64
    Posts: 958 from 2010/10/28
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    Does waitx run in the background or does it have to have its own script?
    I'd like to put it in user-startup.
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    Posts: 874 from 2007/4/9
    From: Kingston upon ...
    It's a CLI command, so it would be more traditional to create a simple script for each application/command you wanted to run, specifying either the interval, or the date/time as required (From CLI type 'WaitX ?' to get the command template) and put them in WBStartup folder (set the script flag, give them an icon, set default tool as c:iconx, and tooltype DONOTWAIT).

    You could merge each command line into user-startup, although you may need to "run >NIL: waitX foo" as I'm not sure if WaitX detaches from the command line or not.

    [ Edited by boot_wb 19.01.2013 - 15:35 ]
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    Cybercron works from WBStartup.
    I am using a Project-Icon.
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    bash64
    Posts: 958 from 2010/10/28
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    I don't need a cli window open all the time so I will play around with it.
    Looks like I need:

    run >NIL: waitx MIN=5 delete blah blah blah

    Just a note: I am running ml donkey to download torrents and it works quite well, getting 500k per sec, but it likes to seed them afterwards so I want to clean out the 'seeded' folder every five minutes or so so that it doesn't.
    :-D

    [ Edited by bash64 19.01.2013 - 10:43 ]
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