Hey,
I just made a script to run from cron to process any jxl file I specify. I
have tested it on my linux box and all looks good. If you use it, you'll
have to adjust the options in it to your systems settings. Feel free to
use/customize as you need to
It assumes you have a jpluck dir in your home directoy and all your jxl
files are in it.
I'd like to know what the status codes are that jpluckc gives to make the
script more intellegent on error.
--Wes
--- Script ---
#!/bin/bash
#
##
# jpluck-cron
#
# Usage: jpluck-cron {job} [{device}]
#
# This will run jpluckc with the {job} (your jxl file without the .jxl)
# and e-mail you the log in case of failure.
#
# This script should work with both bash or ksh (depending on your unix)
#
# env
. /etc/profile
if [[ -e ~/.profile ]]; then
. ~/.profile
fi
# Set to your e-mail address
MAIL="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
# Set to your default device
DEFDEVICE=prism256
JHOME=$HOME/jpluck
LOGHOME=$HOME/jpluck
MAINLOG=jpluck.log
echo "---------------------------------" >>$JHOME/$MAINLOG
echo `date` >>$JHOME/$MAINLOG
echo "Starting Job: $JOB" >>$JHOME/$MAINLOG
echo "Device: $DEVICE" >>$JHOME/$MAINLOG
echo "---------------------------------" >>$JHOME/$MAINLOG
JOB=$1
if [[ "x$2" == "x" ]]; then
DEVICE=$DEFDEVICE
else
DEVICE=$2
fi
/usr/java/jpluck/bin/jpluckc -logfile $LOGHOME/$JOB.log -device $DEVICE
$JHOME/$JOB.jxl >>$JHOME/$MAINLOG 2>&1
ST=$?
if [[ $ST -gt 0 ]]; then
/bin/mail -s "JPluck: $JOB Status: $ST" $MAIL <$LOGHOME/$JOB.log >>
$LOGHOME/$JOB.log 2>&1
fi
echo "=================================" >>$JHOME/$MAINLOG
echo `date` >>$JHOME/$MAINLOG
echo "Finished Job: $JOB" >>$JHOME/$MAINLOG
echo "Status: $SH" >>$JHOME/$MAINLOG
echo "=================================" >>$JHOME/$MAINLOG
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