If I want to run a script 5 times at 5:00, how would I schedule it?
In other words, how would I create the "while" statement for the event?
Re: Scheduling two scripts
Why not just wrap the whole script in a for loop? http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Sc ... statements
Somebody correct me, since I'm not sure if that'll repeat 5 or 6 times. Is the to value included in the range or excluded?
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:for cnt from=0 to=5 step=1 do={
<your commands here>
}
Re: Scheduling two scripts
'to' is included, so it runs 6 times:
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[user@rb750g] > :for loop from=0 to=5 do={ :put $loop }
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Re: Scheduling two scripts
Just check the run-count of a single scheduled script
<add scheduled script to run at 5:00 every day>
Script:
<add scheduled script to run at 5:00 every day>
Script:
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:if ([/system scheduler get <scheduler name> run-count] > 5) do={
/quit
}
<rest of script to run>..
Re: Scheduling two scripts
Ah, good point. Did they want the script to repeat 5 times when it was run or be limited to running 5 times. Your interpretation probably makes more sense.
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