To get every new recordings it has to be run endlessly ( check for new files every one minute). In case of any system reboot or power outage I want this file (ps1) to start running again after OS boot.

I tried editing crontab with crontab -e by adding command:  @reboot /var/spool/transferrecordings.ps1. Nothing again.

To get every new recordings it has to be run endlessly ( check for new files every one minute). To do this I have used a cycle do/while($true), with a commandsleep 60 inside it. In case of any system reboot or power outage I want this file (ps1) to start running again after OS boot.

I tried editing crontab with crontab -e by adding command:  @reboot pwsh /var/spool/transferrecordings.ps1. Nothing again.

I want to transfer files from my server in Asterisk (FreePBX) to Azure Storage using PowerShell. I added the command to /etc/rc.local. When I execute the command manually on root, it works:

pwsh /var/spool/transferrecordings.ps1

But nothing seems to happen on server boot. This is the script I'm using in the directory /etc/rc.local .

The script I have added on .ps1 file is a cycle do/done while($true), which means it must work continuously when the server is on. I also have checked the status system to see if there's a problem with root, but output says: active.

sudo chmod systemctl enable rc-local

I have created a .ps1 file on /var/spool/ which is supposed to copy new files from an asterisk directory and transfer them to an Azure storage container. This file is supposed to get each last recording file and transfer it to the Azure's container. When I run the command manually on root, it works. This is an output of a recording file successfully uploaded on Azure's container.

Name                 BlobType  Length          ContentType                    L
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out-067…9249.0.wav BlockBlob 44              application/octet-stream       2
uploaded!

To get every new recordings it has to be run endlessly ( check for new files every one minute). In case of any system reboot or power outage I want this file (ps1) to start running again after OS boot.

To do this I tried adding the command pwsh /var/spool/transferrecordings.ps1 on /etc/rc.local to make it work in case of a system reboot. I edited this directory with vi /etc/rc.local as below:

This is the script I'm using in the directory /etc/rc.local .

But nothing seems to happen on server boot.

I tried editing crontab with crontab -e by adding command: @reboot /var/spool/transferrecordings.ps1. Nothing again.

I'm using Sangoma Linux (CentOS 3.10.0).