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tdang2

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I am in charge of organization's server. I need to write the shell command that will give at some time during the week preceding this change, to carry out this change at 3:15 AM Sunday . can I used the "at" command to schedule this job? if so, how? please help me with the command. thanks
 
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Assuming change.sh is the shell-script that make the desired change, the at command is:

at -f change.sh 3:15 am Sunday

On Aix or Solaris this syntax is right.

N.b. Sorry for my English....i'm Italian...
 
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Il vostro comando dell'inglese è abbastanza buono per queste pagine!
Scusi prego il mio italiano, sono inglese, io ! ;-) Dickie Bird
db@dickiebird.freeserve.co.uk
 
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