#!/bin/bash
# Bash Script to mae sur script runs at specific time, and should not run again for the same date
# record date in local file, to avoic repeating running the code in todays date, once the date is changed,
# then re-run the code and match time again and so on
# Syed Jahanzaib / 26-Jun-2018
# set -x

# Setting variables
DATE=$(date +%d-%m-%Y)
FULL_DATE=`date`
FILE=/temp/1.txt
touch $FILE
CURR_HOUR=$(date +%H)

# Set time for script execution
SCR_SCHEDULED_TIME="11"
H=$(date +'%-H')

CHK_GREP=`grep -c $DATE $FILE`
echo "Current Date time is $FULL_DATE"

# If script is executed successfully then dont re-run and exit now
if grep -q $DATE $FILE  >/dev/null 2>&1
    then
echo "It seems the script was executed successfully today $DATE, It will run on next date change.... Exiting now."
exit 1
fi

# Check if time is matched that is greater or equals to $SCR_SCHEDULED_TIME and also check if script hae ran successfully or not previously
echo "
Stage-1: Checking if current time is equals or greater then '$SCR_SCHEDULED_TIME hours' ..."
if [ "$CURR_HOUR" -ge "$SCR_SCHEDULED_TIME" ] && [ "$CHK_GREP" == "0" ]; then
echo "
Stage-2: Time matched that is equals or greater then $SCR_SCHEDULED_TIME"
# If all matches, then run the code ! and add time stamp in file to avoid repeatingo/re-running the following script code on next RUN
echo "Finally: All conditions time + this day first execution matched, Now running the script code ...."
date +%d-%m-%Y >> $FILE
exit 1
fi

# If time have not come like its before the $SCR_SCHEDULED_TIME, then give error and exit now
echo "
Warning !
Scheudled time is equals or greater then $SCR_SCHEDULED_TIME hours : Current hour is $CURR_HOUR
Time have not came yet ! wait for your turn ..."