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[KWS]

KWSleep for 10.7 and 10.8 ...
 KWSleepLion.zip   272.15K   191 downloads
Basically consisting of 2 shellscripts: sleep.sh is running by launchd every 30 s, los.sh monitors changes in com.apple.PowerManagement.plist (add changed sleeptime in syspref to sleep.sh).  The functionality is the same as in RIPscript - here as a 8kb-shellscript which run as root and therefore works also if no user is logged in ...
 KWSleep Manual.pdf   172.48K   279 downloads


RIP3-(Apple)script for 10.7 and 10.8 ...
This Applescript compares the  time since last user input with the Sleeptime in Syspreferences, and if idletime is greater than Sleeptime - sends your machine to sleep.
 Install RIPLion.app.zip   109.17K   320 downloads

Script only:
 RIP3Lion.app.zip   35.06K   259 downloads

To add or change Progs/Values within the script (only tested in 10.7) use:
 Open RIP 10.7x.app.zip   172.4K   156 downloads

[iorr]

Works, great job.
Thanks

[pet1]

autosleep now works perfectly.. thank you.

[rogerabc]

How do I install this please.

Manual sleep works fine, but not autosleep.

Tried double clicking the .app file, but no joy.

Thanks for any advice.

Roger

[The Raton]

I think you have to put the script in the startup Items folder. I used it for a while, now I don't need it anymore, but I remember thar I went to System Preferences, then Users and then I added the script to my startUp items....

Hope it helps

[FKA]

KWS, on Aug 29 2009, 09:14 AM, said:

This is a new version of PenntNeu-script, which now recognizes the setting "Never" for sleep-delay in energy-saver preferences. It works in 10.6 too. You must add It  to Start Up Objects on your User Account ...  

Added try ... end try to the script to prevent an error while running  time machine backups ...

Great stuff.

I had forced sleep and wake but couldn'r get auto sleep to go to deep sleep.

Not quite the solution I was looking for but this script does it for me.

[tinush]

KWS, on Aug 29 2009, 10:14 AM, said:

This is a new version of PenntNeu-script, which now recognizes the setting "Never" for sleep-delay in energy-saver preferences. It works in 10.6 too. You must add It  to Start Up Objects on your User Account ...  

Added try ... end try to the script to prevent an error while running  time machine backups ...

Thnx, system goes to sleep, but the monitor stays on with black screen
will try other dvi poort

post back

T

OK, with dvi-b it works

[tinush]

The Raton, on Aug 31 2009, 08:34 AM, said:

I think you have to put the script in the startup Items folder. I used it for a while, now I don't need it anymore, but I remember thar I went to System Preferences, then Users and then I added the script to my startUp items....

Hope it helps

hello Raton,

how did you fix this?

T.

edit; ok dvd drive was the problem, tsst issue

[helob]

Thijmus, on Sep 29 2009, 04:17 AM, said:

hello Raton,

how did you fix this?

T.

edit; ok dvd drive was the problem, tsst issue

Hi,
I am interested to know how to fix the tsst issue on dvd drive.
What is tsst issue by the way?
TQ for your time.
Have a nice day

[pehera]

Try this little genius app
http://www.dragonone...sx/pleasesleep/

[helob]

pehera, on Nov 1 2009, 09:59 PM, said:

Try this little genius app
http://www.dragonone...sx/pleasesleep/

Tks for your suggestion. Actually I managed to get sleep working with RIP.app.
I just want to know how to fix the problem without installing additional app.

[shockre]

hi,

i have sleep working, auto sleep working, waking up, but when my battery goes very low it just says that i have to plug it in or it will turn off and then it turns off. i would like it to auto sleep then! how?



thanks

[d00d]

KWS, on Aug 29 2009, 04:14 AM, said:

This is a new version of PenntNeu-script, which now recognizes the setting "Never" for sleep-delay in energy-saver preferences. It works in 10.6 too. You must add It  to Start Up Objects on your User Account ...
Added try ... end try to the script to prevent an error while running  time machine backups ...
To explain it in detail: this is no solution for any sleep-issue with the except of not working AUTOMATIC-Sleep. If your machine goes to sleep by menu-command and wake without problems, you can use it ...

To make this work, in main.scpt I had to change;

			if idleTime > systemSleepDelay then
				tell application "System Events"
					key code 58
				end tell
				tell application "System Events" to sleep
			end if

to;

			if idleTime > systemSleepDelay then
				do shell script "pmset sleepnow"
			end if

[KWS]

If it works for you, its okay. I didnt know this sleepnow-command, so i used Applescript. After wake sleep started immediately again, so i added keycode 58 to reset the idletime ...  

[d00d]

KWS, on Nov 2 2009, 04:18 AM, said:

If it works for you, its okay. I didnt know this sleepnow-command, so i used Applescript. After wake sleep started immediately again, so i added keycode 58 to reset the idletime ...  

Much thanks for your script!
The symptom I had before the change was that the login windoid would pop up when the script triggered, and no sleep, perhaps there are timing issues with different hardware?

[jamonda]

Will the system sleep when I'm typing, using internet etc. or only after idle timeout?

[KWS]

jamonda, on Nov 30 2009, 04:00 AM, said:

Will the system sleep when I'm typing, using internet etc. or only after idle timeout?

It will sleep after the time since last user input (mouse movement, keyboard activity) ...

[krokko]

thanks, the script works fantastic .  

[keypox]

thanks man works well

[LS8]

Does it disable autosleep when watching video in QuickTime ar listening to music in iTunes? Or does it sleep in the middle of a movie?