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Play soundfile after some minutes using OpenBSD 'aucat(1)'
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#!/bin/sh # play soundfile after certain amount of time # using OpenBSD 'aucat(1)' SOUNDFILE="/home/j65nko/thesilentforce/track01.wav" while true ; do printf "Time to wait (mm:ss) = " read time #time='0:10' minutes=${time%:*} seconds=${time#*:} pause=$((minutes*60+seconds)) echo "Waiting $time (${pause} seconds) ...." sleep ${pause} echo ======================= echo Playing ${SOUNDFILE} aucat -i $SOUNDFILE echo ====================== done Code:
$ ./alert-me Time to wait (mm:ss) : 37:00 Waiting 37:00 (2220 seconds) .... ======================= Playing /home/j65nko/thesilentforce/track01.wav ====================== Time to wait (mm:ss) = ^C
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