I want If the uptime was more than 1 minute, execute this command
/tool fetch url="https://api.telegram.org/bot6674120664: ... text=T1-Up"

Make script - on startup
First line: delay 60
And then your line.

Make script - on startup
First line: delay 60
And then your line.

I don't want it to run late. I want the command to be executed with the condition that the uptime is more than one minute. That is, if the uptime was less, the command would not be executed.

Delay will take care of that.
No need to complicate things....

What's the difference between checking in a loop until one minute has passed or simply waiting 1 minute ?
What do you think is easier ?
The result is the same....

Delay will take care of that.
No need to complicate things....

What's the difference between checking in a loop until one minute has passed or simply waiting 1 minute ?
What do you think is easier ?
The result is the same....

I want use in netwach !
The difference is that the command is executed after a delay!
I want the command not to be executed if the up time was less

You’re not reading @holvoetn’s post carefully. His scheme will cause the script to run one minute after boot, as you asked. If the system goes down before then, it will be “cancelled,” hard.

It’s both elegant and correct.

The difference is that the command is executed after a delay!
I want the command not to be executed if the up time was less

In netwatch, at least in RouterOS v7 you can specifiy a start delay and a startup delay in the netwatch command.
Check the documentation to find what it does.

https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ROS/Scheduler
So if you put your script to be runned "on-boot" and in your script add a ":delay 57s;" it will be as close as possible to 1 minute after boot.

Or you can time how long it takes for the ROS itself to finish the boot on your particular device/model and then subtract 3 seconds (which is the on-boot delay for scheduling) along with the time it takes for the device to finish booting and put that as delay as first line in your script.

Why do I have this deja vu feeling?

Same poster, same question, same answers:
viewtopic.php?t=209273

Perhaps a case of asking the same question multiple times until she gets the answer she is looking for?

Why do I have this deja vu feeling?

Same poster, same question, same answers:
viewtopic.php?t=209273

I already had the feeling too I saw this recently with the same reluctance to accept the answer....

Well, the question is not very clear and the context is not clear at all, that is why the "wrong answers" that are not accepted to appear.
Above the clue is "I want use in netwach !" so the requirement apparently is not to have a command run exactly 1 minute after boot of the system, but to have a condition in a netwatch script that it should not run when the system is not up for at least a minute.
That is of course understandable... there are often false netwatch alerts because it fires before the system has been correctly initialized and all links have come up.
However, the netwatch functionality was improved in RouterOS v7 and now, the probing by netwatch does not start immediately after boot, but only after "startup-delay" which defaults to 5 minutes.
So the solution is easy: set startup-delay to 1 minute in the netwatch item, and it all works.

Classic. Explain the goal rather than an issue. It is a good advice for real life as well.

Seems like a roundabout way to go about it, having to go to an external URL

Can achieve the same internally without reaching out to an external source

Seems like a roundabout way to go about it, having to go to an external URL

Can achieve the same internally without reaching out to an external source

Already wroted,
viewtopic.php?t=209273#p1085695

OP do not like the answers, so open again another thread for the same question....