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smart_lover wrote:I need to run my custom bash script to check if TV uptime is more than X(configurable) then TV reboot itself using 'micom reboot'.
I already know that TV always returns '1970' date! and also I know that crontab is not available on TV.

What is the best way to run a script periodically to check if uptime is more than X hours and after that reboot TV? (I need a way with minimum impact to TV's functionality)

My bad solution is writing a service and use some scheduling method on it and with helps of Telnet and checking TV's uptime, Service can easily send 'micom reboot' to TV. But in this way I have to have an always power on computer beside of my TV!

sectroyer wrote:Use getcurrenttimefromtv and do what you want

juusso wrote:Use search...

smart_lover wrote: But my main question is how can I run my script(bash or anything equivalent) periodically in TV.

while
do
   sleep 1
   echo "run your 'script(bash or anything equivalent) periodically in TV.'"; 
done

smart_lover wrote:Does this lib works in H series?

sectroyer wrote:

smart_lover wrote: But my main question is how can I run my script(bash or anything equivalent) periodically in TV.

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while
do
   sleep 1
   echo "run your 'script(bash or anything equivalent) periodically in TV.'"; 
done

hope this help

#!/bin/sh

upSeconds="$(cat /proc/uptime | grep -o '^[0-9]\+')"
upMins=$((${upSeconds} / 60))

until [ "${upMins}" -gt "2880" ] ; do
   sleep 30m
   upSeconds="$(cat /proc/uptime | grep -o '^[0-9]\+')"
   upMins=$((${upSeconds} / 60))
done
samyGOrc -p $(pidof exeTV || pidof exeDSP) 152

sectroyer wrote:Name your script 99_99_myscript.init, then no problems

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