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#!/bin/ksh
#
# Run a command at MST time via 'at(1)', i.e. delaying the
# right amount of time from the local time to the MST time.
#
# For example, if the command should execute at 0730 MST, then
# run it at 0730 local time, and the script will sleep the right
# amount of time (if we're east of MT, of course).
#
# check timezone info, then sleep for
# 0 to 3 hours and then exec the command given on the command line
OS=$(uname -s)
if [[ $OS == Linux ]]; then
hmbin=$HOME/bin.linux
elif [[ $OS == SunOS ]]; then
hmbin=$HOME/bin.solaris
fi
PATH=/data/oiropt/bin:/data/oir/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/opt/bin:${hmbin}:$HOME/bin
export PATH
unixtime=$(mktime -F%t) # get time in sec
target="US/Arizona" # default for MST year-round
t24=0 # default check for >12 hours waiting
debug="eval" # "echo" for debugging, "eval" for normal use
atshell="" # at runs Bourne shell by default
while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
case $1 in
-24) t24=1; shift;; # override warning if negative time (>12 hrs)
-z) target=$2; shift 2;; # use -z to set to other time zones
-d) debug="echo"; shift;; # echos command instead of running it
-s) atshell=$2; shift 2;; # tell at to use a certain shell (see at(1))
*) break;;
esac
done
local=$(mktime -t $unixtime -F "%H") # hour in local timezone
remtime=$(TZ=$target mktime -t $unixtime -F "%H") # hour in target timezone
val=$((local - remtime))
if [[ $val -eq 0 ]]; then $debug "$@"; exit; fi
if [[ $val -lt -24 || $val -lt 0 && $t24 -eq 0 ]]; then
echo "$0 wait time = $val hours?"; exit 1
fi
[[ $val -lt 0 ]] && val=$((val + 24))
if [[ "$debug" == "echo" ]]; then
echo at $atshell now + $val hours", command= $*"
else
comm="$1"; shift
for x in "$@"; do comm="$comm \"$x\""; done
at $atshell now + $val hours <<EOFoEOF 1>/dev/null 2>&1
$comm
EOFoEOF
fi
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