rtcwake -m off -t $(date -d "today 17:00" +%s)
run as scheduled job at 3:00 and the server will shut down immediately and reboot at 17:00 the same day (I hope
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ok but do I have to enter it in the scheduled jobs section? or power management> scheduled jobs?
ok but do I have to enter it in the scheduled jobs section?
yes
rtcwake -m off -t $(date -d "today 17:00" +%s)
run as scheduled job at 3:00 and the server will shut down immediately and reboot at 17:00 the same day (I hope
ok, thanks one last thing.
I tried the line of code you gave me for switching on and off the nas.
It turns on at 5pm but turns off at midnight. If I want to turn off at 3 am, 3 hours later what should I change in the text?
Nothing, you just execute the scheduled job at 3 AM.
Nothing, you just execute the scheduled job at 3 AM.
sorry I did not understand. With the command you gave me it turns off at midnight but I would like it to turn off at 3 am. What does it mean that I have to perform the planned work? shouldn't it do it automatically with the command you gave me?
In the GUI of OMV go to
System >> Scheduled Jobs
click "add" which opens a new window
enable the job (is by default)
Time of execution: certain time
minute: 0
hour: 3
day of month: *
day of week: *
user: root
command: rtcwake -m off -t $(date -d "today 17:00" +%s)
save
No the command will be executed every day at 3AM. The server will shutdown as soon as the command is executed and reboot at 17:00 the same day.
Alles anzeigenIn the GUI of OMV go to
System >> Scheduled Jobs
click "add" which opens a new window
enable the job (is by default)
Time of execution: certain time
minute: 0
hour: 3
day of month: *
day of week: *
user: root
command: rtcwake -m off -t $(date -d "today 17:00" +%s)
save
No the command will be executed every day at 3AM. The server will shutdown as soon as the command is executed and reboot at 17:00 the same da
ok to recap, is it okay? do i have to have two commands, one for turning on and one for turning off? or just the last one you gave me
Looks good. You just need one command.
You can read about the rtcwake command here:
Looks good. You just need one command.
You can read about the rtcwake command here:
ok is that I have done a thousand tests and I can never automatically turn on the nas at 17.00 and turn it off at 3.00
Now I read the commands and try. Anyway with these two operations should it work?
Sorry, did not realize the second picture shows a different job.
You only need the bottom scheduled job with "data determinata". Disable or delete the other one with "Giornaliero"
Sorry, did not realize the second picture shows a different job.
You only need the bottom scheduled job with "data determinata". Disable or delete the other one with "Giornaliero"
ok thanks then if I keep that '' determined date '' as it is in the photo, the nas turns on at 17.00 and turns off at 3.00 every day?
I am pretty confident, that it will work.
I am pretty confident, that it will work.
yes I really thank you, it works great, thanks
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