How do I do that? (Or rather, what terms should I google for to find the correct manuals to read to find the answer; is there a good solaris wiki you can recommend?)

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tested by typing this in regular user terminal and got asked for the password for root, I have it of course but it would be unsuitable for automatic scheduling. Is there a way I could, as root, give permissions to a regular user to use a certain normally reserved for root command?

Thank you, I haven't actually even gotten around to using cron yet, my previous errors were in trying to simply run a script I called "scrub.sh". That way I could isolate errors, if I have a script file that I have tested to work when I manually run it, then when I have a scheduler run it and it doesn't work I can be sure the problem is with the scheduler.

So to clarify, I broke down what I wanted to do into steps; my "project" plan was very simple, merely 2 steps:
A. Create file "scrub.sh" which when run starts scrub on all pools. Make a shortcut for it on desktop to double click when I want a scrub.
B. Make a cron job to run that file every 2 weeks.

I got stuck on part A thus far and never even started on part B.

However, my questions in this thread are 2 fold:
1. How do I fix my project so it works.
2. Should I scrap the idea entirely and do something else that actually will work in achieving the goal of automatic scrub every 2 weeks. If so, how and what.