Am 17.09.2014 20:44, schrieb Thomas Maaß:
> How can I compare the wakeup times in a bash script? A "0" is given when no
> timer is present?
Basically, something like this:
boottime="$1"
if [ "$1" -eq 0 -o "$1" -gt "$tomorrow" ] ; then
boottime="$tomorrow"
fi
After that, use $boottime inste
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I think I will modify my shutdown script. I thought VDR could care of this.
However such a daily wakeup only makes sense, when epgsearch's searchtimer is
used. Without epgsearch such a wakeup is useless.
How can I compare the wakeup times in a bash
Why don't you just use a cron job for this?
>>> Why to use cron if the ACPI wakeup addon has a setting for this?
>> Because you don't need to bother with a whole plugin just for that.
>>
> It is an addon, no plugin, just some scripts and there is a big chance
> that it is already installe
Am 14.09.2014 12:02, schrieb Thomas Maaß:
> Maybe an option could be added to VDR to force a boot once a
> day. When the next timer is later than a specific time, set the
> wakeup time to this time.
You could hack this into the shutdown script itself.
Tomorrow=$(($(date +%s)+86400))
would be th
Am 14.09.2014 um 19:42 schrieb VDR User:
>>> Why don't you just use a cron job for this?
>>>
>> Why to use cron if the ACPI wakeup addon has a setting for this?
> Because you don't need to bother with a whole plugin just for that.
>
It is an addon, no plugin, just some scripts and there is a big ch
>> Why don't you just use a cron job for this?
>>
> Why to use cron if the ACPI wakeup addon has a setting for this?
Because you don't need to bother with a whole plugin just for that.
But, if the end result is the same then who cares how you got there I
guess. My preference is to not make things
Am 14.09.2014 um 17:07 schrieb VDR User:
> Why don't you just use a cron job for this?
>
>
Why to use cron if the ACPI wakeup addon has a setting for this?
Gerald
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Why don't you add a 5 minute every day timer with a low priority and automatic
deletion? That should pretty much do the trick.
jm2c.
On 14. September 2014 12:02:09 MESZ, "Thomas Maaß" wrote:
>Hi!
>I use epgsearch's searchtimer to record my favorite series.
>But there could be a problem when us
Why don't you just use a cron job for this?
On Sun, Sep 14, 2014 at 3:02 AM, Thomas Maaß wrote:
> Hi!
> I use epgsearch's searchtimer to record my favorite series.
> But there could be a problem when using automatic shutdown
> and wakeup. When there is no event in the current epg, the
> searchtim
Am Sun, 14 Sep 2014 12:02:09 +0200
schrieb Thomas Maaß :
|Hi!
|I use epgsearch's searchtimer to record my favorite series.
|But there could be a problem when using automatic shutdown
|and wakeup. When there is no event in the current epg, the
|searchtimer will not be updated any more. The shutdown
Am 14.09.2014 um 12:02 schrieb Thomas Maaß:
> Hi!
> I use epgsearch's searchtimer to record my favorite series.
> But there could be a problem when using automatic shutdown
> and wakeup. When there is no event in the current epg, the
> searchtimer will not be updated any more. The shutdown script
>
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