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How to pause loop after x loops for x seconds [duplicate]
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow do I pause my shell script for a second before continuing?Bash: limit the number of concurrent jobs?How to check if a string contains a substring in BashHow to check if a program exists from a Bash script?How do I tell if a regular file does not exist in Bash?How do I split a string on a delimiter in Bash?How to concatenate string variables in BashHow to reload .bash_profile from the command line?How to set a variable to the output of a command in Bash?Loop through an array of strings in Bash?Read a file line by line assigning the value to a variableHow do I pause my shell script for a second before continuing?
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How can I pause my loop after x loops for x seconds?
My loop reads a list of IP addresses line by line. After 50 loops it should pause x seconds till the loop continues.
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My loop reads a list of IP addresses line by line. After 50 loops it should pause x seconds till the loop continues.
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Nope...it is not a duplicate of this questions.
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:20
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sleep $xshould do it.
– Mark Setchell
Mar 7 at 17:23
After 50 loops...
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:25
So you want us to write the script for you, instead of you searching Google how to use a loop with a counter and a conditional.
– Jonny Henly
Mar 7 at 17:29
Maybe see also stackoverflow.com/questions/1537956/…
– tripleee
Mar 8 at 5:42
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How can I pause my loop after x loops for x seconds?
My loop reads a list of IP addresses line by line. After 50 loops it should pause x seconds till the loop continues.
bash
asked Mar 7 at 17:12
user3022917user3022917
1721215
This question already has an answer here:
How do I pause my shell script for a second before continuing?
8 answers
How can I pause my loop after x loops for x seconds?
My loop reads a list of IP addresses line by line. After 50 loops it should pause x seconds till the loop continues.
This question already has an answer here:
How do I pause my shell script for a second before continuing?
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Nope...it is not a duplicate of this questions.
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:20
1
sleep $xshould do it.
– Mark Setchell
Mar 7 at 17:23
After 50 loops...
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:25
So you want us to write the script for you, instead of you searching Google how to use a loop with a counter and a conditional.
– Jonny Henly
Mar 7 at 17:29
Maybe see also stackoverflow.com/questions/1537956/…
– tripleee
Mar 8 at 5:42
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Nope...it is not a duplicate of this questions.
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:20
1
sleep $xshould do it.
– Mark Setchell
Mar 7 at 17:23
After 50 loops...
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:25
So you want us to write the script for you, instead of you searching Google how to use a loop with a counter and a conditional.
– Jonny Henly
Mar 7 at 17:29
Maybe see also stackoverflow.com/questions/1537956/…
– tripleee
Mar 8 at 5:42
Nope...it is not a duplicate of this questions.
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:20
Nope...it is not a duplicate of this questions.
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:20
1
1
sleep $x should do it.– Mark Setchell
Mar 7 at 17:23
sleep $x should do it.– Mark Setchell
Mar 7 at 17:23
After 50 loops...
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:25
After 50 loops...
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:25
So you want us to write the script for you, instead of you searching Google how to use a loop with a counter and a conditional.
– Jonny Henly
Mar 7 at 17:29
So you want us to write the script for you, instead of you searching Google how to use a loop with a counter and a conditional.
– Jonny Henly
Mar 7 at 17:29
Maybe see also stackoverflow.com/questions/1537956/…
– tripleee
Mar 8 at 5:42
Maybe see also stackoverflow.com/questions/1537956/…
– tripleee
Mar 8 at 5:42
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while read IP
do
<command>
# Sleep
((c++)) && ((c==50)) && sleep 60
done < input_file.txt
answered Mar 7 at 17:37
user3022917user3022917
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You can put the&&inside a single((...))statement.(( c++ && c == 50)). However, do you want to pause again after another 50 lines? You need to reset the value ofcto 0. An explicitifstatement is probably cleaner:if (( c == 50)); then c=0; sleep 60; else ((c++)); fi.
– chepner
Mar 7 at 17:52
Yes, I want to pause again after another 50 lines. Thank you!
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:59
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while read IP
do
<command>
# Sleep
((c++)) && ((c==50)) && sleep 60
done < input_file.txt
answered Mar 7 at 17:37
user3022917user3022917
1721215
1
You can put the&&inside a single((...))statement.(( c++ && c == 50)). However, do you want to pause again after another 50 lines? You need to reset the value ofcto 0. An explicitifstatement is probably cleaner:if (( c == 50)); then c=0; sleep 60; else ((c++)); fi.
– chepner
Mar 7 at 17:52
Yes, I want to pause again after another 50 lines. Thank you!
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:59
add a comment |
while read IP
do
<command>
# Sleep
((c++)) && ((c==50)) && sleep 60
done < input_file.txt
answered Mar 7 at 17:37
user3022917user3022917
1721215
1
You can put the&&inside a single((...))statement.(( c++ && c == 50)). However, do you want to pause again after another 50 lines? You need to reset the value ofcto 0. An explicitifstatement is probably cleaner:if (( c == 50)); then c=0; sleep 60; else ((c++)); fi.
– chepner
Mar 7 at 17:52
Yes, I want to pause again after another 50 lines. Thank you!
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:59
add a comment |
while read IP
do
<command>
# Sleep
((c++)) && ((c==50)) && sleep 60
done < input_file.txt
answered Mar 7 at 17:37
user3022917user3022917
1721215
while read IP
do
<command>
# Sleep
((c++)) && ((c==50)) && sleep 60
done < input_file.txt
answered Mar 7 at 17:37
user3022917user3022917
1721215
answered Mar 7 at 17:37
user3022917user3022917
1721215
answered Mar 7 at 17:37
user3022917user3022917
1721215
answered Mar 7 at 17:37
user3022917user3022917
1721215
1721215
1
You can put the&&inside a single((...))statement.(( c++ && c == 50)). However, do you want to pause again after another 50 lines? You need to reset the value ofcto 0. An explicitifstatement is probably cleaner:if (( c == 50)); then c=0; sleep 60; else ((c++)); fi.
– chepner
Mar 7 at 17:52
Yes, I want to pause again after another 50 lines. Thank you!
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:59
add a comment |
1
You can put the&&inside a single((...))statement.(( c++ && c == 50)). However, do you want to pause again after another 50 lines? You need to reset the value ofcto 0. An explicitifstatement is probably cleaner:if (( c == 50)); then c=0; sleep 60; else ((c++)); fi.
– chepner
Mar 7 at 17:52
Yes, I want to pause again after another 50 lines. Thank you!
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:59
1
1
You can put the
&& inside a single ((...)) statement. (( c++ && c == 50)). However, do you want to pause again after another 50 lines? You need to reset the value of c to 0. An explicit if statement is probably cleaner: if (( c == 50)); then c=0; sleep 60; else ((c++)); fi.– chepner
Mar 7 at 17:52
You can put the
&& inside a single ((...)) statement. (( c++ && c == 50)). However, do you want to pause again after another 50 lines? You need to reset the value of c to 0. An explicit if statement is probably cleaner: if (( c == 50)); then c=0; sleep 60; else ((c++)); fi.– chepner
Mar 7 at 17:52
Yes, I want to pause again after another 50 lines. Thank you!
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:59
Yes, I want to pause again after another 50 lines. Thank you!
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:59
add a comment |
Nope...it is not a duplicate of this questions.
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:20
1
sleep $xshould do it.– Mark Setchell
Mar 7 at 17:23
After 50 loops...
– user3022917
Mar 7 at 17:25
So you want us to write the script for you, instead of you searching Google how to use a loop with a counter and a conditional.
– Jonny Henly
Mar 7 at 17:29
Maybe see also stackoverflow.com/questions/1537956/…
– tripleee
Mar 8 at 5:42