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Checking for syncthing conflict files and adding them to my Org mode agenda
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#!/bin/bash | |
## This script appends to ORGFILE when syncthing conflict files are located on the host. | |
## setup: | |
## 1. pip3 install appendorgheading https://github.com/novoid/appendorgheading | |
## 2. modify ORFGILE to match an Org mode file which is part of your agenda (in order to get notified). | |
## 3. create a cronjob entry for this script to run, e.g., daily. | |
HOSTNAME=$(uname -n) | |
ORGFILE="${HOME}/org/errors.org" | |
# ORGFILE="testerrors.org" ## for local testing | |
CONFLICTS=$(locate sync-conflict) | |
if [ -z "${CONFLICTS}" ]; then | |
## wc on an empty result would result in one line and thus, one false positive | |
NUM_CONFLICTS=0 | |
else | |
NUM_CONFLICTS=$(echo "${CONFLICTS}" | wc -l) | |
fi | |
#echo "debug: NUM_CONFLICTS=${NUM_CONFLICTS}" | |
[ ${NUM_CONFLICTS} -gt 0 ] && /usr/local/bin/appendorgheading --title "Host ${HOSTNAME} has ${NUM_CONFLICTS} syncthing conflicts" \ | |
--quiet \ | |
--section "Please fix this conflicts manually:\n\n#+BEGIN_EXAMPLE\n${CONFLICTS}\n#+END_EXAMPLE\n\n\n " --output "${ORGFILE}" | |
#end |
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