dot.idletimer.sample

# sample configuration file for idletimer
# copy this file to $HOME/.idletimer and edit as you need.

# If your system has been idle for 1 minute, then execute the command.
#idle:1:~/bin/test.sh

# If your system has been idle for just 10 minutes,
# then write idling start time to log file.
idle:10:date "+%F %T idle" -d "@$((`date +%s` - 60 * 10))" >> ~/idle.log

# If your system wakes after idling in 10 minutes or above,
# then write current time to log file.
wakeup:10:date "+%F %T wakeup" >> ~/idle.log

# If your system wakes after idling in 300 minutes or above, then execute the command.
#wakeup:300:python ~/bin/timecard.py | xargs echo `date +"%F %T"` >> ~/timecard.log