02-12-2013
What about every other week cronjob settings
I give start date to enddate like 21st January to 21st February on Every two week so How can I do that.
I had already done R&D for that but not succeed Please help me.
I tried out for Every other tuesday in following way but not success
10 11 18-28 1-2 2/2 script.sh
Thanks in advance.
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