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My script repeats a bash file every thirty minutes, but I also have my iMac scheduled to restart everyday.
The restart isn't able to kill the script so it's stuck.
How can I alter the script to allow it to be killed for restart? I tried adding the suggested on quit but Control-Q doesn't even work.
#!/bin/bash
repeat
do shell script "bash /Users/robby/.homebridge/hbrestart.sh"
delay 1800
end repeat
on quit
continue quit
end quit
iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.13
h00pak wrote:
If you'll help me with an example of what the plist should look like, I'll compare that against what I'd already tried with launchd and wasn't working. I just need it to use StartInterval.
That's how I got to the script in the first place. I know, I know, you didn't think to ask that, but there you go.
I use Lingon:
Docs:
More examples:
There are other exampkes around but, as stated, I use Lingon.
ASC is munging and munching links again today, so please excuse the above work-around.
If you'll help me with an example of what the plist should look like, I'll compare that against what I'd already tried with launchd and wasn't working. I just need it to use StartInterval.
That's how I got to the script in the first place. I know, I know, you didn't think to ask that, but there you go.
Thanks.
Invoke that shell script with periodic or cron, or preferably with launchd, and not that AppleScript wrapper.
Or fix whatever is (not) happening that needs re-poking every half hour, of course.
Fortunately for you, the '#' symbol is also a comment in AppleScript as otherwise #!/bin/bash would cause the script to fail as it would not be valid AppleScript. I agree with MrHoffman.
Thank you so much. I'll dig into it.
Have a great day.
Stopping apple script on restart
