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Clock Chimes: File manifest

The Clock Chimes installer places the following items on your computer:

PurposeFile path
Clock Chimes Script~/bin/clock_chimes.sh
Configuration file~/.config/chimes/clock_chimes.config
Backup configuration file~/.config/chimes/clock_chimes.config.dist
Sound file~/.local/share/sounds/chimes/chime.mp3
Sound file~/.local/share/sounds/chimes/chime-final.mp3
Sound file~/.local/share/sounds/chimes/Westminister_Half.mp3
Sound file~/.local/share/sounds/chimes/Westminister_Hour.mp3
Sound file~/.local/share/sounds/chimes/Westminister_Quarter.mp3
Sound file~/.local/share/sounds/chimes/Westminister_Three_Quarter.mp3

Instructions specific to systemd

Installations using systemd will include the following additional files:

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Note: If uninstalling manually, please run the systemctl commands listed in the next section prior to removing the files listed below.

PurposeFile path
systemd service file~/.config/systemd/user/clock_chimes.service
systemd timer file~/.config/systemd/user/clock_chimes.timer

If uninstalling, run the commands below first.

Shell input systemctl --user stop clock_chimes.timer systemctl --user disable clock_chimes.timer clock_chimes.service systemctl --user daemon-reload        

Instructions specific to cron

Installations using cron will include the following additional file:

PurposeFile path
cron script/etc/cron.d/clock_chimes.cron