On Thu, 03 Aug 2000, Daniel Woods pushed some small plastic letters in this order: > > test it with something simple. I should have though of that. ;-) I 'm in to > > much of a hurry. > > > > do you know if I can do something every 30 seconds or am I limited to 1 min. > > intervals > > Why bother using cron at all then ? Why not just start your script run your > commands in a loop and have it "sleep 30" seconds before the next iteration ? > > Thanks... Dan. It depends on whether you really want the script to be accurate with regards to time. Putting a script to sleep for 30 sec each time would cause a fair bit of drift each hour. Better to have a cron job run each minute and then put the script to sleep for 30 sec only once. Tony
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