Chris
2004-06-17, 12:20
Hi,
Whilst I'm busy posting to the list, I don't know if this will be of any
use to anyone, but this is how I configured my (Fedora) Linux system to
automatically download and install each nightly build without having to
remember to do so ..
I created a shell script, squeeze.sh containing the following (between the
--'s):
--
#!/bin/sh
Filename="slimserver-20$(date +%y)_$(date +%m)_$(date +%d)-1.noarch.rpm"
cd /root/scripts
rm -f *.rpm
wget -Y off -C off -q
http://www.slimdevices.com/downloads/nightly/latest/$Filename
rpm -U $Filename
--
And them simply call the script from my crontab
50 23 * * * sh /root/scripts/squeeze.sh > /dev/null
You may need to play with the time (23:50) depending when you are in the
world, and when the nightly builds are made.
Hope this helps someone.
Cheers,
Chris.
Whilst I'm busy posting to the list, I don't know if this will be of any
use to anyone, but this is how I configured my (Fedora) Linux system to
automatically download and install each nightly build without having to
remember to do so ..
I created a shell script, squeeze.sh containing the following (between the
--'s):
--
#!/bin/sh
Filename="slimserver-20$(date +%y)_$(date +%m)_$(date +%d)-1.noarch.rpm"
cd /root/scripts
rm -f *.rpm
wget -Y off -C off -q
http://www.slimdevices.com/downloads/nightly/latest/$Filename
rpm -U $Filename
--
And them simply call the script from my crontab
50 23 * * * sh /root/scripts/squeeze.sh > /dev/null
You may need to play with the time (23:50) depending when you are in the
world, and when the nightly builds are made.
Hope this helps someone.
Cheers,
Chris.