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Not that I know of. Cron format is MIN HOUR DAY MONTH WEEKDAY :
* 23 * * 0 /home/test.sh That would run the test.sh script at 11:00 PM on Sunday, but it would do every Sunday of the month. Other people might know of a way. Good luck. |
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Assuming you're on the US locale [the week starts on 'Sunday'].... to run at 2am every second sunday every month
Code:
0 2 * * * [ `cal | nawk -v sun=2 'NR==3 {i=(NF==7) ? 2 : 1; next} NR > 2 && int(sun+i) == NR {print $1}'` -eq `date +%e` ] && myScriptToRun.sh
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