Piero Orsoni

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A crontab entry is made of crontab specific stuff plus a command. The command part is what the grsync feature shows you, and can be used in many environments like, simply, run from a shell terminal. Piero Orsoni orsoni@gmail.com On Fri, 12 Jan 2024, 23:19 Tony Hamilton, xeyedbear@users.sourceforge.net wrote: On 09/01/2024 14:58, David Oxley wrote: PS this should help Tony in what he wanted to achieve. How to invoke grsync using a crontab entry https://sourceforge.net/p/grsync/discussion/1085771/thread/4db29a9b6c/?limit=25#521d...

Hi David, You can do it in grsync by clicking the file menu and "rsync command line", or use the alt-r shortcut.

DISPLAY=... should be put before the command invocation, i.e. before /usr/bin/grsync

Did you check which is the right screen for you? Once it was :0 most of the times, now it can be :1 or anything. If you don't need the GUI then you can run the terminal command "grsync-batch", and get the output via email or saved in a log.

Hello, Have a look here, you need to set the DISPLAY env var: https://askubuntu.com/questions/514167/how-to-start-a-gui-application-from-cron

Hello, Try running "./autogen.sh" first.