#!/bin/bash cd /home/database
command 1
if [ today is monday ]
then
nohup monday &
fi
repeat for other days of the week.
......
exit 0
Code:
#monday
current_time=hour * 3600 +min *60 +sec
runtime=19*3600
if current_time less than runtime
sleep (runtime - current_time)
do stuff
else
echo too late for today
fi
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Not sure if you are still after this or in the meantime something else. (It might be beneficial to describe in plain text what exactly you want to do and maybe we find a better solution with a completely different way of attacking this.)
Quote:
Originally Posted by baris35
Code:
command 1
if time is 19:00, day is Monday then run command2
if time is 20:00, day is Tuesday, then run command3
if time is 22:00, day is Friday, then run command4
if time is 00:00, day is Thursday, then run command5
This can easily be done with several cron jobs and you don't need a script for it. Put the following in crontab:
Hello Bakunin,
Thanks for the info you shared. I am a bit familiar with crontab. I am not sure that I can do what I am trying to do exactly. Let me go in deeper to make it more clear:
my script
Code:
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For i in *.mp4
do
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done
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when 1.mp4 ends,
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mv 2.mp4 /played_video/2.mp4
if time is 21:30 go to folder A
for i in *.mp4
do
ffmpeg -i *.mp4 -c copy -f mpegts pipe:1
done
Here is the explanation of my aim in text plain.
I need to make the script running in FolderA and play all video files, one by one, without interruption. When time is 19:00, it should suddenly stop playing the mp4 files in FolderA and should go to FolderB. Then stream 1.mp4 and pipe it. when 1.mp4 finishes, move it to the folder played_video, then stream 2.mp4 with ffmpeg in pipe mode. When stream process of 2.mp4 is finished, move it to played_video folder etc..
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