Hi again,
so, the script seems to work now with an added interval.
May I also ask, in case it is possible:
If the service/tool I want to run via its webserver, does not send the result to the screen, but to my email, is there any way to somehow "capture" the result and not get my mailbox flooded with email responses from the server?
For example this tool, which I need to also run:
http://gpcr.biocomp.unibo.it/oldpredictors/spep/

[download]

and it does not run unless you specify a mail address to get the results...

In reply to Re^3: How to set a time interval in web batch script? by Anonymous Monk
in thread How to set a time interval in web batch script? by Anonymous Monk

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