Rule Not Running Properly + Monthly Scheduling

Hello -

I have a few questions. I am a new Hazel user, so apologies if these are simplistic!

1) I would like to run 2 scripts from Hazel. Script #1: Run it once a day, when I turn on my computer (the script runs an Omnifocus rule). Script #2: Run it once a month, to back up my Evernote files. Is it possible to set the timing to "when I turn on my computer" and "once a month"? I've used so far "Date last modified"...is this the best way?

2) I just started my Mac from scratch and am getting my rules setup again. I have one rule setup to run on a folder on my Time Machine, rename photo files, move them to a different folder and copy them to another folder too. This worked on my previous setup but I cannot get it to fully run now. Rule is:

First, if any match kind is image, rename to date_extension, set color tag to blue.
Second, if all match kind is image and color tag is blue, a) move to 'Completed' folder and b) copy to 'Camera_Uploads' folders.

I can see the run running in the log and the rename/color tag keeps happening. However, once those rules are run, it is not moving onto the second rule to copy/move the files. I do not see any error in the log. It just simply says Completed.

2014-10-31 12:48:28.816 hazelworker[685] Processing folder Completed
2014-10-31 12:48:29.219 hazelworker[686] Processing folder To Process (Kelli)
2014-10-31 12:48:36.488 hazelworker[685] Done processing folder Completed
2014-10-31 12:48:40.483 hazelworker[686] Done processing folder To Process (Kelli)

As a side note, I have the "To Process (Kelli") rules listed above the "Completed" folder rules in the Hazel app. It is listing them in opposite order in the log. Not sure if this matters, but wanted to point it out in case it does.

Thank you!
Kelli

You can't do it according to the computer being turned on, but you can use the "Current time" attribute to effectively schedule your rules.

As for your other case, is there a reason why you have it split up into separate rules? Seems like they have the same conditions, so why not combine all the actions into a single rule?

1. Great - thanks! I set these both to "if the current time is after" and I think that will work well.

2. I don't have these as separate rules for any reason other than inexperience! I'm a geek but rules thinking just isn't the way my mind works

What would you suggest?

Just combine all the actions into a single rule. By default, a file can only match one rule at a time so you need to do it all in one rule.