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i have a shell script that just calls a python file in loop
eg:

for i in $(seq $start_index $end_index)

  do 

    python my_script.py

 done

The python process halts when it is not able to generate random numbers in certain ranges.

i am trying to restart the script when it has not printed out to the console for say 30 seconds, else it can keep running.

This is not a cron job which needs to necessarily restart in a fixed interval.

However, a watchdog kind of job that can track would be ideal; but i did not find anything that tracks when was the last output printed.

We could also direct the output from script.sh > log.txt and check for when was the file last modified, but didn't find an elegant way of doing that.

Any help/pointers would be appreciated.

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i have a shell script that just calls a python file in loop
eg:

for i in $(seq $start_index $end_index)

  do 

    python my_script.py

 done

The python process halts when it is not able to generate random numbers in certain ranges.

i am trying to restart the script when it has not printed out to the console for say 30 seconds, else it can keep running.

This is not a cron job which needs to necessarily restart in a fixed interval.

However, a watchdog kind of job that can track would be ideal; but i did not find anything that tracks when was the last output printed.

We could also direct the output from script.sh > log.txt and check for when was the file last modified, but didn't find an elegant way of doing that.

Any help/pointers would be appreciated.

bash shell-script shell gnu-screen watchdog

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i have a shell script that just calls a python file in loop
eg:

for i in $(seq $start_index $end_index)

  do 

    python my_script.py

 done

The python process halts when it is not able to generate random numbers in certain ranges.

i am trying to restart the script when it has not printed out to the console for say 30 seconds, else it can keep running.

This is not a cron job which needs to necessarily restart in a fixed interval.

However, a watchdog kind of job that can track would be ideal; but i did not find anything that tracks when was the last output printed.

We could also direct the output from script.sh > log.txt and check for when was the file last modified, but didn't find an elegant way of doing that.

Any help/pointers would be appreciated.

bash shell-script shell gnu-screen watchdog

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for i in $(seq $start_index $end_index)

  do 

    python my_script.py

 done

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