Re: Time aware daemons

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David Greaves wrote:
> Kahlil Johnson wrote:
>   
>> I also wonder if alarmd can be used for more than the alarm
>> functionality in N800.
>>
>> On Tue, Jul 8, 2008 at 5:58 PM, Jason Edgecombe <jason@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>     
>>> Kahlil Johnson wrote:
>>>       
>>>> So i asked a while ago about tasks and scheduling features of maemo,
>>>> they told me that there was some missing component that was impossible
>>>> for crond or at.
>>>>
>>>>         
>>> There is a program called alarmd which provides scheduled events. Is that
>>> what you want?
>>>       
>
> If I go to the clock and set an alarm it plays a sound at a certain time.
> It does this even if the N800 is powered off. In fact, IIRC, it pops up a little
> window asking whether it should turn on.
>
> So it's do-able.
>
> Maybe someone should investigate and create a wiki page?
>
> If it is alarmd doing this then it would be nice if it could be integrated into
> something like cron/at and into the qpe calendar app.
>
>   
google for alarmtool. it's command-line front-end for alarmd. It's in
the chinook extras repo. Using alarmtool, you can run a command, play a
sound or send a dbus event at a certain time with repeating events. It
would be great if it was integrated with more things, like GPE.

Jason

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