Schedchk - Revision history

Black Hole: /* Progress Messages */

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‎Progress Messages

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‎No Auto

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‎In-place updating

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‎Progress Messages

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 * 2 - Detailed progress messages
-Messages are sent to a log file schedchk.log, which can be viewed via ''WebIF >> Diagnostics >> View Log Files''.
+Messages are sent to a log file schedchk.log, which can be viewed via ''WebIF >> Diagnostics >> View Log Files'', or auto.log if schedchk is run as an auto-process.
 == Schedchk settings ==

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 Schedchk generates webif warnings when it makes changes to the recording schedule to let you know what has happened.
 [[File:Schedchk-alert.png|frame|center|Alert messages]]
-If you would prefer not to receive these pop-up messages you can specify the -noAlert  option in settings or on the command line.  Messages (whether or not alerts are enabled) can be viewed in the schedchk.log file using the WebIF log file viewer ''WebIF >> Diagnostics >> View Log Files''.
+If you would prefer not to receive these pop-up messages you can specify the -noAlert  option in settings or on the command line.  Messages (whether or not alerts are enabled) can be viewed in the schedchk.log file using the WebIF log file viewer ''WebIF >> Diagnostics >> View Log Files'', or in auto.log if schedchk is run as an auto-process.
 Note: The example shows that sometimes broadcasters makes changes and then reverse them in short order.

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 Normally schedchk runs as part of the regular Auto processing.
-If you would prefer to run it on ad-hoc basis from a command line or set up your own [[Schedchk#Running via crontabs|schedule with crontabs]] you can specify No Auto in the Schedchk section of the settings page.
+If you would prefer to run it on ad-hoc basis from a command line or set up your own [[Schedchk#Running via crontabs|schedule with crontabs]] you can specify -noAuto in the Schedchk section of the settings page.
 === No Alerts ===

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 * Schedchk 'SCRID change' and '1-off episodes' will check the alternate channel when it is main (more work needs to be done in this area)
-If you would prefer more traditional skip and 1-off scheduling you can specify the -noAlert  option in settings or on the command line.
+If you would prefer more traditional skip and 1-off scheduling you can specify the -noInplace option in settings or on the command line.
 === Progress Messages ===

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 * 2 - Detailed progress messages
-Messages are sent to a log file schedchk.log, which can be viewed via ''WebIF >> Diagnostics >> View log Files''.
+Messages are sent to a log file schedchk.log, which can be viewed via ''WebIF >> Diagnostics >> View Log Files''.
 == Schedchk settings ==

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 === Progress Messages ===
-The -d  option controls the level of mesages produced:
+The -d  option controls the level of messages produced:
 * 0 - Schedule changes and errors only (also displayed as webif notifications)
 * 1 - Intermediate level
 * 2 - Detailed progress messages
 == Schedchk settings ==