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01-09-2002
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command syntax
Hi,
Does anyone knows the command syntax for the following Unix commands: at mount The OS is the Chorus/Mix 4.3 BSD Unix. The "at" command does the following: at a precise date and hour it executes a desirede command. Many thanks !!! Regards, Pedro Pereira |
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01-09-2002
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Try typing "man at" and "man mount". But in case that doesn't work:
Man page for at Man page for mount Where to find other man pages |
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