Script in scripts directory does not execute when computer returns from sleeping
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I put a script in home/andy/scripts. The readme in that directory says
Scripts placed in this folder will be executed on restore.
The script does not execute when my computer returns from sleeping.
Does restore refer to my computer returning from sleep mode or something else?
Thanks.
18.04 scripts ubuntu-mate
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I put a script in home/andy/scripts. The readme in that directory says
Scripts placed in this folder will be executed on restore.
The script does not execute when my computer returns from sleeping.
Does restore refer to my computer returning from sleep mode or something else?
Thanks.
18.04 scripts ubuntu-mate
asked 5 hours ago
fixit7fixit7
534318
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Do you mean/home/andy/scripts? What readme are you talking about, what is its filename?
– dessert
5 hours ago
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There is no specification or anything I know of about~/scriptsor anything that would relate this location to the system power state. I would assume you created or downloaded that folder yourself at some time and forgot about it?
– Byte Commander
5 hours ago
@dessert @ Byte Commander The name of the file is README. And I did not put it there or create it.
– fixit7
5 hours ago
2
"restore" refers to a backup plan and restoring files from that backup and not to hibernation or suspend.
– Rinzwind
5 hours ago
You should share the contents of this README so that people don't have to guess in order to help you.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago
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I put a script in home/andy/scripts. The readme in that directory says
Scripts placed in this folder will be executed on restore.
The script does not execute when my computer returns from sleeping.
Does restore refer to my computer returning from sleep mode or something else?
Thanks.
18.04 scripts ubuntu-mate
asked 5 hours ago
fixit7fixit7
534318
I put a script in home/andy/scripts. The readme in that directory says
Scripts placed in this folder will be executed on restore.
The script does not execute when my computer returns from sleeping.
Does restore refer to my computer returning from sleep mode or something else?
Thanks.
18.04 scripts ubuntu-mate
18.04 scripts ubuntu-mate
asked 5 hours ago
fixit7fixit7
534318
asked 5 hours ago
fixit7fixit7
534318
asked 5 hours ago
fixit7fixit7
534318
asked 5 hours ago
fixit7fixit7
534318
asked 5 hours ago
fixit7fixit7
534318
534318
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Do you mean/home/andy/scripts? What readme are you talking about, what is its filename?
– dessert
5 hours ago
2
There is no specification or anything I know of about~/scriptsor anything that would relate this location to the system power state. I would assume you created or downloaded that folder yourself at some time and forgot about it?
– Byte Commander
5 hours ago
@dessert @ Byte Commander The name of the file is README. And I did not put it there or create it.
– fixit7
5 hours ago
2
"restore" refers to a backup plan and restoring files from that backup and not to hibernation or suspend.
– Rinzwind
5 hours ago
You should share the contents of this README so that people don't have to guess in order to help you.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago
|
show 5 more comments
1
Do you mean/home/andy/scripts? What readme are you talking about, what is its filename?
– dessert
5 hours ago
2
There is no specification or anything I know of about~/scriptsor anything that would relate this location to the system power state. I would assume you created or downloaded that folder yourself at some time and forgot about it?
– Byte Commander
5 hours ago
@dessert @ Byte Commander The name of the file is README. And I did not put it there or create it.
– fixit7
5 hours ago
2
"restore" refers to a backup plan and restoring files from that backup and not to hibernation or suspend.
– Rinzwind
5 hours ago
You should share the contents of this README so that people don't have to guess in order to help you.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago
1
1
Do you mean
/home/andy/scripts? What readme are you talking about, what is its filename?– dessert
5 hours ago
Do you mean
/home/andy/scripts? What readme are you talking about, what is its filename?– dessert
5 hours ago
2
2
There is no specification or anything I know of about
~/scripts or anything that would relate this location to the system power state. I would assume you created or downloaded that folder yourself at some time and forgot about it?– Byte Commander
5 hours ago
There is no specification or anything I know of about
~/scripts or anything that would relate this location to the system power state. I would assume you created or downloaded that folder yourself at some time and forgot about it?– Byte Commander
5 hours ago
@dessert @ Byte Commander The name of the file is README. And I did not put it there or create it.
– fixit7
5 hours ago
@dessert @ Byte Commander The name of the file is README. And I did not put it there or create it.
– fixit7
5 hours ago
2
2
"restore" refers to a backup plan and restoring files from that backup and not to hibernation or suspend.
– Rinzwind
5 hours ago
"restore" refers to a backup plan and restoring files from that backup and not to hibernation or suspend.
– Rinzwind
5 hours ago
You should share the contents of this README so that people don't have to guess in order to help you.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago
You should share the contents of this README so that people don't have to guess in order to help you.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago
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Do you mean
/home/andy/scripts? What readme are you talking about, what is its filename?– dessert
5 hours ago
2
There is no specification or anything I know of about
~/scriptsor anything that would relate this location to the system power state. I would assume you created or downloaded that folder yourself at some time and forgot about it?– Byte Commander
5 hours ago
@dessert @ Byte Commander The name of the file is README. And I did not put it there or create it.
– fixit7
5 hours ago
2
"restore" refers to a backup plan and restoring files from that backup and not to hibernation or suspend.
– Rinzwind
5 hours ago
You should share the contents of this README so that people don't have to guess in order to help you.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago