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2.5 KiB
XML
57 lines
2.5 KiB
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<?xml version='1.1' ?>
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<Aliases>
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<Alias>
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<Name>periodic</Name>
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<ReplaceBeforeArgs>python windows\periodic.py -args "</ReplaceBeforeArgs>
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<ReplaceAfterArgs>" -project Ops</ReplaceAfterArgs>
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<Help>
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Usage: periodic [-h] [-f] [-i] [-n] [-p period] [ command to run ]
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--period is the time between each command run.
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Time ranges (e.g. 5-25) will be randomized. Decimals are allowed.
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You can specify the period as: 5, 5-10, 5-10m, 30s, 30-60s, 4h, 1-2h, etc.
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--foreground is useful for allowing you to see the output in your terminal
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--ignore-errors to not stop on an error from the child command,
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i.e. when a ping fails
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--count is the maximum number of times periodic should run your command
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--max-runtime is the maximum amount of time the periodic script will run
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By default, periodic waits for each command to finish before starting the
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sleep timer. Use --no-wait for long running commands when you want to ensure
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they spawn at the specified period, no matter how long each command takes.
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Be careful when using this, you could really bog down the host or DSZ!
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If your command string requires double-quotes, use single-quotes instead and I'll replace them:
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e.g. periodic -p 1 log dir 'C:\Documents and Settings\joe\Desktop\*'
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[-p, --period period] (Optional, default 10-15 minutes)
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The period at which to run the command
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[-f, --foreground] (Optional, default False)
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Don't background the main periodic command, keep output on the screen
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[-i, --ignore-errors] (Optional, default False)
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Don't stop on an error from the child command
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[-n, --no-wait] (Optional, default False)
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Don't wait for the command to finish, run each command asynchronously
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[-c, --count] (Optional, default None)
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Max number of times the command should run
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[-t, --max-runtime] (Optional, default None)
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Max runtime of the periodic command
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[command string] (Optional)
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The DANDERSPRITZ command to run periodically
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If no arguments are supplied, the operator is prompted for the command to run at the default period.
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Run with a -h for some example commands.
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</Help>
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<Options>
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<Option>h</Option>
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<Option>-help</Option>
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<Option>p</Option>
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<Option>-period</Option>
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<Option>n</Option>
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<Option>-no-wait</Option>
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<Option>f</Option>
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<Option>-foreground</Option>
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<Option>i</Option>
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<Option>-ignore-errors</Option>
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<Option>c</Option>
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<Option>-count</Option>
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<Option>t</Option>
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<Option>-max-runtime</Option>
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</Options>
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</Alias>
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</Aliases>
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