Command definition parameters
For each command definition, in the
scheduler.ini file, a new Job<N> section is created. Find all command definition parameters with their possible values below.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Id | Character string for unique identification of the command |
| Type | Command type |
| 1 Update | |
| 2 Synchronize configuration | |
| 3 Restart device | |
| 4[1[[ ]from Scout 15 2103]] User-defined | |
| 5 Shut down | |
| Schedule | The format follows the systemd calendar events. Syntax for a timestamp |
| Tue 2020-01-21 11:12:13 | |
| Minutely [--* ::00] | |
| Hourly [---:00:00] | |
| Daily [--* 00:00:00] | |
| Monthly [--01 00:00:00] | |
| Weekly [Mon --* 00:00:00] | |
| Examples | |
| [--* 4:00:00] Every day at 4:00 am | |
| [Mon..Fri --* 22:30] Every workday at 10:30 pm | |
| [-*-1,5 11:12] Every first and fifth day of any month at 11:12. am | |
| [Sun 2020-- 17:15] Every Sunday of the year 2020 at 5:15 pm | |
| For further information, see https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.time.html | |
| SpreadFactor | Time span in which random delays are generated to prevent simultaneous execution on many devices |
| Default: [0] | |
| Persistent | true[false] |
| If [true], missed command executions (jobs) are immediately recovered after the next device start. | |
| Command | Only for [Type=4]: Command for user-defined command |
| WakeSystem | true`false` |
| If [true], the system will be woken up from sleep mode (suspend) to execute scheduled commands. |