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
>
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
will get no wakeup time, because there is no timer. The
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