rmw is short for "remind me when".
It's a small service that uses RPC commands to set reminders for certain events.
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Method 1.
sudo mkdir /log/var/rmw/ (where log files will be stored)
pip install rmw
Method 2.
git clone https://github.com/danfang/rmw.git
sudo sh install
rmw file foo.txt bar.txt other.txt
Created FileReminder for foo.txt
Created FileReminder for bar.txt
Created FileReminder for other.txt
touch foo.txt
...
Broadcast Message from user@host (somewhere) at 22:12 ...
Reminder for foo.txt: has been created
rmw file {-lt,-gt} 3000 log.txt (Remind me when log.txt is less than or greater than 3MB)
rmw process {-s} someprocess (Remind me when someprocess is started or stopped)
rmw {start,stop,restart} (Control the port, daemonization, status of the rpc server)
...
rmw show
1. FileReminder for bar.txt
2. FileReminder for other.txt
...
rmw clear
All reminders cleared
use a config file or have an alternative way to specify and create log folders without hassle
find another way to do notifications besides 'wall'
add 'sticky' reminders
rmw time -a 201501011159 (Remind me when the time is past 1/1/15 11:59)
rmw time -e 1000 (Remind me when 1000 seconds have elapsed)
rmw custom -e 500 -m "Don't forget to commit your changes!" (Remind me after 500 seconds to commit changes)