At command help

Shell Programming and Scripting
1

Hi,

History before I start problem :
Through at command we are run one script after every 15 min .I want to disable for sometime .
Instead of disabling it I have renamed file it is calling so that it will not get file and it will not run.This work perfect.
But Now i want start it once again ,I have renamed it as earlier.But it is not picking file.

I want to check at jobs running .
when i type at -l
It doesn't return anything.

at -f time.sh -m +15 minutes
at: bad time specification

m working in /bin/ksh

2

try this

# at -f time.sh now + 15 minutes
3

Great thanks
what is syntax for to run it for evry 15 minutes interval

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Thanks
Any syntax changes for running it for every 15 min interval

4

best way , you must use the crond for repetitive jobs

5

Don't have crontab utility

6

You can add

at

command at the end of your script time.sh.

at -f time.sh now + 15 minutes

Ex.
time.sh

#!/bin/sh

echo "test"
at -f time.sh now + 15 minutes

Schedule it first time as

at -f time.sh now + 15 minutes

So while executing time.sh it will put another entry