Added bash script?

[andres]

Hi all,

I have a postprocessing bash script I would like to execute once the UEMS run finishes. How can I add it to the autorun script?

[lcana]

Hi Andrés,

don´t include your script in autorun. Use cron instead.

Luis

[andres]

Hi Luis,

I am doing that now. But the finishing time of the forecast changes a bit. How can I run the next script right after the autorun?

[lcana]

Just take the longest run and then start cron a few minutes later

Luis

[meteoadriatic]

How does your cron entry look like?

[andres]

The quasi-standard

30 02 * * * /home/wrf/uems/strc/Ubin/uems_autorun-wrapper.csh --rundir /home/wrf/uems/runs/Coronel > /home/wrf/uems/logs/ems_autorun.log 2>&1 &

[meteoadriatic]

Try

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30 02 * * * /home/wrf/uems/strc/Ubin/uems_autorun-wrapper.csh --rundir /home/wrf/uems/runs/Coronel > /home/wrf/uems/logs/ems_autorun.log && /path/to/your/additional/srcipt.sh 2>&1 &

Or if that doesn't work for some reason (didn't tested) then edit /home/wrf/uems/strc/Ubin/uems_autorun-wrapper.csh and call your script from the end of that one but this might be overwritten with UEMS update (again not sure).

[jorgemauricio]

First run your auto script at least 3 or 5 times to know the longest run, then

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30 02 * * * /home/user/Documents/auto_script.sh > /home/user/Documents/cron.log 2>&1

remember when using crontab you should use absolut paths