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make a script to execute and make everything.
something like that:
(shell script bash)


#!/bin/bash

NEW_OWNER="you"
PERMISSION="777"
FILE[0]="~/txt1.txt"
FILE[1]="~/txt2.txt"...

I guess yes...
Maybe no permission. If u syntax is wrong, its make a error in "crontab: installing new crontab".

To execute you script every 5 Min, you can use:

*/5 * * * * command

To choice if you want to execute this script for everybody or for a specific user, that don't need to be the logged user like crontab -e, you can edit the file /etc/crontab. This file is similar...

I think that its possible.
I made some days ago a script to check if crontab contains my script and add him if it don't contains. When you script is in crontab u can use what i told you to send...

You can use the /bin/mail -s "subject" "email" < bodyFile(~/body.txt)

U can use the scheduler to send a email every month, see in you terminal typing contrab --help. This will execute a...

hi,
what language are you need to this script?
Can you put the code of the file before and after you run the script? I think its you help to know exactly the problem and maybe i could help...

I am using shell scrit bash.
I have tested it, but if you try to put this result in a variable and try echo again its will show all files and folders in u current directory.

I used this script to...

Hi,
I am not expert in script but today i done i script to check online intranet server periodically...
I use the crontab to make it... u can use him to check the folder sometimes and compare...

I am new in shell script, but i made atm a script to add in crontab my script to run..
u can do this too...

i made this...

crontab -l > $TEMPFILE
#MODIFY u temp file...
#
# ( check if...

I think u can use the crontab... crontab is a file that can execute a command in a period... if u put a crontab to execute a shell script that ll copy this data i think ll work...
I am not a expert,...

Hello,
I am trying to save in a file a single "*" but its not working... look what i am doing...


FILE="/home/teste/a.txt"

...BEGIN...

ASTERISK="*"

echo "STRING $ASTERISK ...