reboot_on_uptime_macos.sh - limehawk/rmm-scripts GitHub Wiki
reboot_on_uptime_macos.sh
Automatically reboots a macOS or Linux system if the uptime exceeds a specified threshold.
Overview
This script monitors system uptime and triggers an automatic reboot when the system has been running longer than a configured threshold (default: 14 days). It works on both macOS and Linux systems.
Purpose
Automatically reboots a macOS or Linux system if the uptime exceeds a specified threshold (default: 14 days).
Prerequisites
- macOS or Linux with /proc/uptime (Linux) or uptime command (macOS)
- Root/sudo privileges
Configuration
Required Inputs
max_uptime_days: Days of uptime before triggering reboot (default: 14)
Behavior
- Detects the operating system (macOS or Linux)
- Retrieves current system uptime in days
- Compares uptime against configured threshold
- If uptime exceeds threshold, triggers immediate reboot
- If within acceptable range, exits without action
Security Notes
- Requires root/sudo privileges to execute reboot command
- No sensitive information logged
Exit Codes
- 0 = Success (reboot triggered or not needed)
- 1 = Failure
Example Output
[ UPTIME CHECK ]
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Current Uptime : 16 days
Threshold : 14 days
[ FINAL STATUS ]
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Uptime exceeds threshold. Rebooting now...
[ SCRIPT COMPLETED ]
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Version History
- v1.0.0 - Initial release
Links
- View Script Source
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