Have a read of my Cron – A Beginner's Guide but I suspect the problem is Bookworm on a Pi 5.
On a Pi 5, RPiOS Bookworm uses wayland/wayfire not X11/lxde for the desktop. That means many of the older X based tools simply won't work including /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart which I wouldn't recommend using anyway.
Either switch to the Wayland replacements for the tools you have used or force RPiOS to use X11 not wayland (sudo raspi-config then look under "Advanced options").
Further because your refresh.sh contains an infinite loop it will only exit if there is an error. That means, assuming your crontab entry is not broken, you will be starting a new instance of that script every minuite of every hour of every day of ...
On a Pi 5, RPiOS Bookworm uses wayland/wayfire not X11/lxde for the desktop. That means many of the older X based tools simply won't work including /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart which I wouldn't recommend using anyway.
Either switch to the Wayland replacements for the tools you have used or force RPiOS to use X11 not wayland (sudo raspi-config then look under "Advanced options").
Further because your refresh.sh contains an infinite loop it will only exit if there is an error. That means, assuming your crontab entry is not broken, you will be starting a new instance of that script every minuite of every hour of every day of ...
Statistics: Posted by thagrol — Fri Apr 12, 2024 3:51 pm