because the at job does not necessarilt inherit the correct path, you may need to put the full path to commands, eg
/usr/bin/mplayer /mnt/movies...etc On Sun, 07 Sep 2003 17:53:20+0100 antonovich<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Very cool! Cheers > > I'll be using this heaps. > > I spoke too soon! It doesn't seem to be working! I seem to have got a > few jobs queued up but they don't execute. They stay in the queue even > though they should have executed yesterday or whatever... > cheers > anton > ps. It might just be that I am not specifying a "job" properly. How do > I do that? I have just been typing what I would type in for a command > line instruction eg. mplayer /mnt/Movies/TheMatrix.avi, but this > doesn't work. What am i doing wrong??? > >
