Re: at command

[Jake Morrison <jacob.morrison@example.com>]

Yong-Ming,

Sounds like you need cron, which can run commands at specific times.
Try "man cron".

Regards,
Jake

"Yong-Ming P.Hua" wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>     It is Yong-Ming asking for help about 'at' command.
> As far as I know, I have been able to use 'at' command all right in a form like
> below,
>    at 5am 1 July -f  /root/systemdownscript(my script with x mode).
> But I want to use 'at' command regularly on a specific day. I checked man.
> Doesn't seem to have any comment on the use of week of the day, like
>   at 5am Sunday ...
> Is the syntax all right? If not, give me the right one please? Sorry this is a
> thing I have gotta check by myself. But somehow I have an error message coming
> back every time I do it.
> 
> Thanks in advance
> Yong-Ming
> 
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