seriously, you can have your script create some kind of lock file, and then whenever it runs, check for the existence of the lock file before proceeding. if it doesn't find one, then it should create a new lock file, do its thing, and when completed, delete its lock file.
Good thought and fairly easy to implement. Probably need to do some timestamp checking to avoid the "permanent" lock file syndrome. Thanks.
Michael
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