smd-loop - iterates smd-pull and smd-push

       Enrico Tassi <gares@fettunta.org>

                                                  01 April 2024                                      smd-loop(1)

smd-loop  runs  smd-push  and  smd-pull  at  regular  intervals as defined by the user in the ~/.smd/loop
       configuration file. On errors that are reported to be transient, it retries a second time before failing.

       The configuration file is line-oriented. Each line is composed of three  space  separated  fields:  pull-
       frequency, push-frequency and endpoint-name. Frequencies are expressed in minutes, while endpoint name is
       a  valid  name  for  smd-pull(1)  and smd-push(1). Lines beginning with # are considered as comments. The
       following example calls the command smd-pull default every 3 minutes,  and  smd-push  default  every  10.
       Example:

           # pull-frequency push-frequency endpoint-name
             3              10             default

~/.smd/loop

smd-loop - iterates smd-pull and smd-push

-v     Increase program verbosity (printed on stderr)

       -t     Just create a template configuration file if none

mddiff(1), smd-server(1), smd-client(1), smd-push(1), smd-pull(1)

smd-loop [-vt]