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I have a script that runs Compressor and converts the file then I want it to inject the file with Flvtool2. My script works fine but the flvtool2 is starting too early. I have tried to put it in the background by putting a "&" sign at the end and then put a "wait" on a new line. Anyone have any other tips?
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If starting to early, can you check for file existence before starting? can you do something like Code:
if [ -s my_important_file ]
then
blah blah
fi
you might want to put that in a loop to keep trying until success also, inside the loop you might try a wait 60 (to delay 60 seconds before trying again.) |
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