Re: How to create a background process

2009-09-27 Thread Josep
Thanks for the info, I still testing. When finish I explain my experiencie. Salut, Josep TEDennis wrote: > > > Josep wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I experimented with the send in time command. >> I need to program some tasks to run at fixed time and days. Like schedule >> a task for a backup fo

Re: How to create a background process

2009-09-27 Thread TEDennis
Josep wrote: > > Hi, > > I experimented with the send in time command. > I need to program some tasks to run at fixed time and days. Like schedule > a task for a backup for example. > How can control this? Any experience? > And how lunch these task in the way that don't stop or delay the > ap

Re: How to create a background process

2009-09-27 Thread Peter Alcibiades
Might want to check anacron and fcron also - if you are not sure of having the machine turned on at the exact time the background app tries to run, and don't want to miss a cycle because of that. fcron is a better anacron. I have used fcron with Sarah's emailer to send a backup email with attach

Re: How to create a background process

2009-09-26 Thread Phil Davis
stephen barncard wrote: Josep said: By other way a lunch speak messages to the user, but if one message is runnig and one second message start, the first is stoped. How wait until the revspeak finish before start the next? for this part check out wait until the sound is done Or sin

RE: How to create a background process

2009-09-26 Thread Jim Bufalini
Josep wrote: > Hi, > > I experimented with the send in time command. > I need to program some tasks to run at fixed time and days. Like > schedule > a task for a backup for example. > How can control this? Any experience? > And how lunch these task in the way that don't stop or delay the > app an

Re: How to create a background process

2009-09-26 Thread Richard Gaskin
Josep wrote: I experimented with the send in time command. I need to program some tasks to run at fixed time and days. Like schedule a task for a backup for example. How can control this? Any experience? And how lunch these task in the way that don't stop or delay the app and/or system? My ide

Re: How to create a background process

2009-09-26 Thread stephen barncard
> > Josep said: > > By other way a lunch speak messages to the user, but if one message is > runnig > and one second message start, the first is stoped. > How wait until the revspeak finish before start the next? > > for this part check out wait until the sound is done > > ___

Re: How to create a background process

2009-09-26 Thread Josep
Hi, I experimented with the send in time command. I need to program some tasks to run at fixed time and days. Like schedule a task for a backup for example. How can control this? Any experience? And how lunch these task in the way that don't stop or delay the app and/or system? My idea is to pr

Re: How to create a background process

2009-09-25 Thread Josep
Thanks, I will try to test my process. Salut, Josep dunbarx wrote: > > Josep > > Try this crude example, and add your own timing and functionality. In the > card script: > > on preopenStack >send yourMessage to this cd > end preopenStack > > on yourMessage var > if var = 5 then clo

Re: How to create a background process

2009-09-25 Thread DunbarX
Josep Try this crude example, and add your own timing and functionality. In the card script: on preopenStack send yourMessage to this cd end preopenStack on yourMessage var if var = 5 then close this stack -- some condition to exit put random(9) into var put var --just to see it