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Programmation of script.
Hi all,

I'm user of Solaris, and i want to create just small script which should be running each 15 minutes, starting from 23h30 till 3h30, inside this script only one commande: df -k.

So please, is there anyone who can help to have or to create such script ???

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insert the command into "crontab". you won't need a script. but what are you try'n to do with that?
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step one.
create a script file with your command in it.
step two.
add the script request to cron.

by the way - cron is a program that runs on your unix and schedules and runs jobs (program scripts) at designated times.
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Hi joeyg / DukeNuke2,

thx for your reply, but can you tell me more how crontab it works ???
how shall i script file with my commande ?
IDo you have any hints for crontab ?

Thx in advance.
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start reading documentation of unix commands!

start with:

Code:
man man
man crontab
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lollll ,
thx but i want hints for cronjob /crontab with some examples !!!!

thx.
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read the man pages, there are examples there.
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