#!/bin/csh -f
# pastelog_every_10_secs
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Shell script to call pastelog every 10 seconds since cron only calls
# things once per minute.  Call this from cron once per minute, instead of
# calling pastelog directly from cron.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Usage:  No arguments
# Assumptions:
# Effects:
#  - Appends current contents of paste buffer to paste buffer log file
# Notes:
# Implementation Notes:
# Portability Issues:
# Revision History:
#   $Log$
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#?? Old way.  Every 10 secs.  Can get away with more often.
#?? # Call it 5 times, every 10 secs or so.  Cron will call it once per minute.
#?? # Don't call the 6th time, since there may be some drift.  Better to allow
#?? # up to 20 secs than to to get it running concurrently with itself, and 
#?? # maybe accumulate lots of such processes from cron.
#?? # Note: Have to specify explicit "pastelog" path, or cron doesn't find it.
#?? $0:h/pastelog
#?? sleep 10
#?? $0:h/pastelog
#?? sleep 10
#?? $0:h/pastelog
#?? sleep 10
#?? $0:h/pastelog
#?? sleep 10
#?? $0:h/pastelog

# Call pastelog 30 times, every 2 secs or so.  Cron will call this script
# once per minute.  So that's every 2 secs all day long.
# Don't call the 6th time, since there may be some drift.  Better to allow
# up to 20 secs than to to get it running concurrently with itself, and 
# maybe accumulate lots of such processes from cron.
# Note: Have to specify explicit "pastelog" path, or cron doesn't find it.


set user_friendly_timestamp = `date "+%a %m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p"`
echo "START: $user_friendly_timestamp" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log

#?? echo "Running 0" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
#?? echo "Running 2" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
#?? echo "Running 4" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
#?? echo "Running 6" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
#?? echo "Running 8" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2

#?? set user_friendly_timestamp = `date "+%a %m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p"`
#?? echo "Running 10: $user_friendly_timestamp" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
#?? echo "Running 10" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2

#?? set user_friendly_timestamp = `date "+%a %m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p"`
#?? echo "Running 20: $user_friendly_timestamp" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
#?? echo "Running 20" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2

#?? set user_friendly_timestamp = `date "+%a %m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p"`
#?? echo "Running 30: $user_friendly_timestamp" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
#?? echo "Running 30" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2

#?? set user_friendly_timestamp = `date "+%a %m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p"`
#?? echo "Running 40: $user_friendly_timestamp" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
#?? echo "Running 40" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2

#?? set user_friendly_timestamp = `date "+%a %m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p"`
#?? echo "Running 50: $user_friendly_timestamp" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
#?? echo "Running 50" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
sleep 2
$0:h/pastelog
# Note: Skip last two.  TO avoid drift that could cause overlap of cron
#       jobs, perhaps trashing pastebuffer.log file.
# sleep 2
# $0:h/pastelog
# sleep 2
# $0:h/pastelog
# # Note: No need for last sleep, job is done.
# # sleep 2

# Note: This echos a STOP time about 13-14 secs after START time.
#       Not 60 secs.  Why?  DOES seem to work, running every 2 secs.
#       Something wrong with how I'm calculating the STOP time?
set user_friendly_timestamp = `date "+%a %m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p"`
echo "STOP:  $user_friendly_timestamp" >>! ~/fred/admin/pastebuffer.log