Simplify yt-dlp scheduling function further

This way of trying to schedule every second day doesn't actually work.
Just run every night at the same hour and randomise the minutes.

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 16 deletions

diff --git a/tw/services/media.scm b/tw/services/media.scm
index 34d25cf2..22a720fb 100644
--- a/tw/services/media.scm
+++ b/tw/services/media.scm
@@ -15,19 +15,10 @@
 (define (string-or-gexp? value)
   (or (string? value) (gexp? value)))
 
-(define (random-time-every-second-night day-predicate)
-  #~(lambda (now)
-      (next-minute-from
-       (next-hour-from
-        ;; If today's day number satisfies `day-predicate' (e.g. `even?'),
-        ;; then run today, else tomorrow.
-        (if (#$day-predicate (tm:yday (localtime now)))
-            now
-            (next-day-from now))
-        ;; Between 1 and 6 a.m., randomly.  The certbot service uses `random'
-        ;; like this too, so it should be safe.
-        (list (1+ (random 6))))
-       (list (random 60)))))
+(define (random-minute hour)
+  ;; Choose a random minute of the hour.  The certbot service uses
+  ;; `random' like this too, so it should be safe.
+  #~'(next-minute-from (next-hour '(#$hour)) (list (random 60))))
 
 
 
@@ -36,9 +27,9 @@
 The service expects a @code{.yt-dlp} config directory inside this one.")
   (yt-dlp (package-or-false yt-dlp) "The yt-dlp package to use; or
 @code{#false} to use the yt-dlp script inside the config directory.")
-  (schedule (string-or-gexp (random-time-every-second-night 'even?)) "The mcron
-schedule on which to run the download script.  By default, picks a random time
-between 01:00 and 06:00 every second night.")
+  (schedule (string-or-gexp (random-minute 4)) "The mcron schedule on which to
+run the download script.  By default, picks a random time between 04:00 and
+05:00 every night.")
   (user (string "root") "The Unix user name to run the script as."))
 
 (define (yt-dlp-cronjob config)