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= Step 5: Set up the crontab to email you this report = In order to set up the cron event we need to add some code to an EPMC screen related to this package, follow the instructions @ http://wiki.eprints.org/w/XML_manipulation_of_the_EPrints_Workflow_using_a_Bazaar_Package on creating an EPMC screen with and enable and disable method. To enable cron we need to add the following to the enable method: <source lang=perl> EPrints::DataObj::EventQueue->create_unique( $repository, { pluginid => "Event", action => "cron", params => [ "0,15,30,45,60 * * * *", "Event::EPrintsReportEx", "action_send_email", ], }); </source> This will send you an update email every 15 minutes, note that EPrints uses the standard cron syntax so you can change this as you will. A guide on using cron can be found @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron We also need to disable this event again when the package is removed, to do this add the following to the disable method: <source lang=perl> my $event = EPrints::DataObj::EventQueue->new_from_hash( $repository, { pluginid => "Event", action => "cron", params => [ "0,15,30,45,60 * * * *", "Event::EPrintsReportEx", "action_send_email", ], }); $event->delete if (defined $event); </source> Note that the 2 events and cron syntax's MUST match.
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