Scott
Folks, I asked a while back about having the Mac asleep and wakeup
for a cron job. I understand this really doesn't work, but yet there
are programs that can wake the Mac up and run. Is it at all possible
to have a sleeping Mac wakeup and run something in a cron job by
using some program? In other words is there a way to use some
scheduling program that would wake the Mac and allow cron jobs to run
at their proper time?
I think this would be a real enhancement to the Mac allowing crond or
whatever the cron daemon is wake up the box to run jobs and
maitanance activities. This makes sense and I'm really surprised that
Apple hasn't considered this unless the daemon they use is not one
they wrote themselves so isn't capable of handling such activities.
Any thoughts appreciated. If programs can wake the Mac, then I can't
imagine why cron can't be made to do this.
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- Re: question on sleep mode and cron Scott Howell
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