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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Parsing cron data with awk Post 302766399 by Chubler_XL on Monday 4th of February 2013 04:30:35 PM
Old 02-04-2013
A cronjob that runs every 6 mins would look like (V7 standard)
Code:
0,6,12,18,24,30,36,42,48,54 * * * *

or
Code:
0-54/6 * * * *

You should also consider some of these (should they be listed or not?):
Code:
* * * * 2 # every min on tuesdays
20-30 * * * * * # every min between 20 and 30 past hour
2-58/2 9-17 * * * # every 2 mins 9am - 5pm

 

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SMPTETime(3)							    libltcsmpte 						      SMPTETime(3)

NAME

       SMPTETime -

       Human readable time representation.

SYNOPSIS

       #include <ltcsmpte.h>

   Data Fields
       char timezone [6]
       unsigned char years
       unsigned char months
       unsigned char days
       unsigned char hours
       unsigned char mins
       unsigned char secs
       unsigned char frame

Detailed Description
       Human readable time representation.

       Examples:

       tests/decoder.c, and tests/encoder.c.

       Definition at line 179 of file ltcsmpte.h.

Field Documentation
   unsigned char SMPTETime::days
       Examples:
	   tests/decoder.c, and tests/encoder.c.

       Definition at line 184 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned char SMPTETime::frame
       Examples:
	   tests/decoder.c, and tests/encoder.c.

       Definition at line 189 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned char SMPTETime::hours
       Examples:
	   tests/decoder.c, and tests/encoder.c.

       Definition at line 186 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned char SMPTETime::mins
       Examples:
	   tests/decoder.c, and tests/encoder.c.

       Definition at line 187 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned char SMPTETime::months
       Examples:
	   tests/decoder.c, and tests/encoder.c.

       Definition at line 183 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned char SMPTETime::secs
       Examples:
	   tests/decoder.c, and tests/encoder.c.

       Definition at line 188 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   char SMPTETime::timezone[6]
       Examples:
	   tests/decoder.c, and tests/encoder.c.

       Definition at line 181 of file ltcsmpte.h.

   unsigned char SMPTETime::years
       Examples:
	   tests/decoder.c, and tests/encoder.c.

       Definition at line 182 of file ltcsmpte.h.

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