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Scheduling jobs (in Linux and others - cron tips)
The crontab command is used to schedule jobs to be run in the future, usually on some regular schedule (such as every week). This command can be run on most Unix systems, not just Linux - such as Solaris, OS X, and others. This blog article describes some of the arguments that can be used to set up cron/crontab on your system.
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