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Using Launchd to run backup.sh script

Asked by M4NNY in Shell Scripting, Apple Laptop, Bourne Shell (sh)

Tags: Apple, OS X 10.4/10.5, Help with launchd

I have a remote backup solution setup on client machine OSX 10.4.
It has an in built scheduler which should run the jobs every 1 hour but when the users put the macbook to sleep or shut the lid, the scheduler gets confused when the lid is re-open.

I need a way of either restarting the service when the user logs back in or run the backupset.sh file every hour rather than using the in build sheduler.

I can successfully run this code in terminal "sudo SystemStarter restart CeruleanDVM". How would I run this using launchd?

Else I can this this script by first browsing to the applications directory and running the script. e.g CD /Applications/"Cerulean DataVault Manager"/bin and then running "sh RunBackupset.sh". How would i implement this using launchd.
I made an attempt to use lingon to generate the script but it errors with file or directory not found.

Please advise
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