Im trying to pause my script for 23:59 to 6am but it is throwing error:
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Please wrap all code, files, input & output/errors in CODE tags.
It makes it far easier to read and preserves spaces for indenting or fixed-width data.
- By commenting that using decent code structuring like indenting and block building helps you and others read, understand and maintain your code?
- With the question what you want to achieve with that small code snippet? It doesn't seem to make sense to have an infinite loop running all day long, wasting enormous amounts of resources for doing nothing? There are dedicated tools for dealing with time dependent tasks, like cron or at.
- With the remark that date / time arithmetics is extremely complex by itself and becomes more difficult if crossing midnight?
Here is a sample code doing what I guess you want but starting at midnight. It sleeps the necessary amount of seconds until 6:00h in the morning if run between midnight and 6:00h. At all other times, it sleeps a minute and repeats the test. Feel free to adapt to your lower limit of one minute before midnight:
I'm sure there will be better solutions if you explain exactly what you're after in a larger perspective.
Hi RudiC,
Thanks for the reply. I have a script named termination.sh where I want this to run keep running only in the time specified time i.,e 06 to 23:59 but I don't want this to run/execute again and again,script once run will do the job for me.The only thing I want is to make termination.sh script to sleep for 00:00 to 06:00 am. termination.sh script is a java script where I have java code inside the jar.
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I want my termination script to run only between morning from 06:00am to 00:00.
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I want to run termination.sh script inside the above given script where it should be running only in between 06 to 23:59.
Last edited by rbatte1; 03-13-2020 at 09:56 AM..
Reason: Grammatical corrections
I've been trying to figure this issue for almost 2 hours now...
I dont see/find any typos or other code mismatches.. but maybe i'm looking at the wrong places....
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