Am Montag, 18. Februar 2008 17:54:33 schrieb Dave Phillips:
> Greetings,
>
> I'd like to add some conditional tests to my simple scripts. For
> example, I want to query the system to determine whether JACK is already
> running. If it is, I'll run an app (e.g. xine or AlsaPlayer) configured
> for JACK. If JACK is not running, I'll run the app without it.
>
> So how do I test for JACK in a simple bash shell script ?
hi
that is what I do:
#!/bin/bash
if ps xa | grep -v grep | grep "jackd " >/dev/null ; then
if ! ps xa | grep -v grep | grep "qjackctl" >/dev/null ; then
pidjackd=`pidof jackd`
kill -TERM "$pidjackd"
sleep 1
qjackctl &>/dev/null &
sleep 1
fi
else
if ps xa | grep -v grep | grep "qjackctl" >/dev/null ; then
pidqjack=`pidof qjackctl`
kill -TERM "$pidqjack"
sleep 1
qjackctl &>/dev/null &
sleep 1
else
qjackctl &>/dev/null &
sleep 1
fi
fi
# this part check if jackd is start prop
cekz=0
cek=`pidof jackd`
while [ "$cek" = "" -a $cekz -lt 4 ]; do
if [ "$cek" = "" ]; then
cekz=`expr $cekz + 1`
sleep 2
cek=`pidof jackd`
fi
done
# this part start applications if jackd run
if [ "$1" != "" -a $cekz -lt 5 ]; then
while [ "$1" != "" ]; do
$1 &>/dev/null &
# sleep 5 # if apps start to fast uncoment this
shift
done
fi
with this script I start all my Audio/Midi apps. I have add it to the
menuentry`s like that: /path/to/script rosegarden qsynth vkeybd
or
/path/to/script ardour qjacktuner
reegards hermann
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