"macoh.sh -time 180 -cmd" will not quit App in 180 secs nor will it plot a graph

[aeon3]

As I commented in the thread at macrumors, I was trying to use the command "bash macoh.sh -time 180 -cmd /Applications/Heaven.app/Contents/MacOS/heaven", as described in the Readme, to get the frequency/temp graph.

I found 2 issues while attempting it:

1- "-time 180" doesn't work and the Heaven.app never quits by the 180 secs mark. I'm not sure if the app itself was supposed to, or if it's the frequency monitoring that stops after that count.

2- The graph showing the results of the monitoring is never plotted. I can tell the command did monitor something because a huge .csv file is created in the logs folder.

[qnxor]

This looks like a bug. The script should (force) stop Heaven after 180 secs if it hadn't stopped by itself by then. Just to confirm, Heaven was installed as usual, by mounting the .dmg and copying contents to /Applications, correct?

[aeon3]

Yes, exactly. This is my current setup, by the way:

• Latest Heaven.app
• Latest macoh-master folder placed at my desktop.
• Latest OSX ML 10.8.5
• Macbook pro mid 2012, 15".

My steps were:

1. Launch terminal
2. cd to "macoh-master" location
3. set discrete GPU command
4. bash macoh.sh -time 180 -cmd...
5. App prompts automatically and I manually run it
6. Wait, nothing happened. Manually quit app.
7. Looked at terminal, some data was gathered.
8. Checked the usual folder where graphs are created, no graphs regarding GPU test.
9. Checked logs folder. There are files matching the time I first ran the GPU test.

Other CPU tests have plotted the graph just fine (prime95, x264 short and long).