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console message from Crontab run
I run my nightly backup thru a crontab job. Is there any way to get the message to mount a new tape to the console? Currently it appears to go to an email.
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EDIT : I guess I'm not 100% certain for your question, I thought that you want output of the cron command to be printed onto terminal, if yes, read my suggestion below, if not, please disregard.
________________________________ I think yes, just pipe the command like : 0 * * * * * /your-script possible parameters | wall depending on your system type and with respective parameters. Read the man pages for wall, which actually will write the message to all users, so it may not be a good solution. Instead, you can use "write" if present, from "man write" : Quote:
I can't think of anything more usable at this moment, there may be more efficient solutions. |
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