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05-10-2005
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Cronjob in Unix
Hi There,
I want to run a shell script as a cronjob. I dont want to go to the cronfile and give the details. Is their any way of running the script as a cronjob from within the script.I just wanted to know, whether can I build a wrapper script around the main script that runs the main script as a cron job. If, yes, please give me a snippet of how to do it? Thanx in advance 
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05-11-2005
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You can submit an at job instead. See the man page for at.
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