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AT scheduler command 1
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Hello,
Sounds like you need cron. It isn't that hard to figure out and if you've installed Webmin, there's a graphical way to do it.
Check out
Using Google to search for "cron tutorial" will probably turn up something.
One thing, I always like to make a backup of my crontab with:
crontab -l >$HOME/mycron
Because crontab -r (remove) is way too close to crontab -e (edit).
Hope this helps.
baronova
Sounds like you need cron. It isn't that hard to figure out and if you've installed Webmin, there's a graphical way to do it.
Check out
Using Google to search for "cron tutorial" will probably turn up something.
One thing, I always like to make a backup of my crontab with:
crontab -l >$HOME/mycron
Because crontab -r (remove) is way too close to crontab -e (edit).
Hope this helps.
baronova
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