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Automatically Running Scripts
Can someone advise me how to get started automatically running scripts? I believe it has something to do with cron?
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init (/etc/init.d/) for automatically starting scripts during system startup, depends on what you want (console, GUI... system's run level) what do you want? -- Vladimir Nothing but Unix http://unix-news.blogspot.com/ |
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I am using UNIX Sco 5.0.6. Thanks. |
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To automate running scripts at 4:30am every day you must write string to crontab file something like: 30 4 * * * * user /home/user/script.sh First column - minutes, second - hours (24-h format) You can setup any time to within 1 minute (if you need seconds - you can run 'sleep' or so at the script). -- Vladimir Nothing but Unix http://unix-news.blogspot.com/ |
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