> ""siegfried"" == "siegfried" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
"siegfried"> How can I have cron schedule my job daily, or even hourly, and
have the perl
"siegfried"> code exit if a previouse instance of the job is still running?
"There can be only one!" - The Highlander Solution, as described
n's cron on Win2003 Server.
>
> I tried using Unix::PID but ppm.bat for ActiveState Perl could not find it.
> Sieg
>
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> To: beginners@perl.org
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2:45 PM
To: beginners@perl.org
Subject: Re: How to prevent duplicate cron jobs?
siegfried wrote:
> I have a cron job running perl and it is taking a very long time --
> sometimes over 24 hours.
>
> How can I have cron schedule my job daily, or even hourly, and have the
perl
> code
siegfried wrote:
I have a cron job running perl and it is taking a very long time --
sometimes over 24 hours.
How can I have cron schedule my job daily, or even hourly, and have the perl
code exit if a previouse instance of the job is still running?
perldoc Unix::PID
# job.pl that gets cro
From: "siegfried" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have a cron job running perl and it is taking a very long time --
> sometimes over 24 hours.
>
> How can I have cron schedule my job daily, or even hourly, and have the
perl
> code exit if a previouse instance of the job is still running?
>
> Some have su
On Fri, 2006-21-04 at 14:48 -0400, Lewis, Cory (Genworth) wrote:
>
> > I have a cron job running perl and it is taking a very long time --
> > sometimes over 24 hours.
> >
> > How can I have cron schedule my job daily, or even hourly,
> > and have the perl
> > code exit if a previouse instance
> I have a cron job running perl and it is taking a very long time --
> sometimes over 24 hours.
>
> How can I have cron schedule my job daily, or even hourly,
> and have the perl
> code exit if a previouse instance of the job is still running?
>
> Some have suggested creating a file in /tmp
siegfried wrote:
> I have a cron job running perl and it is taking a very long time --
> sometimes over 24 hours.
>
> How can I have cron schedule my job daily, or even hourly, and have the perl
> code exit if a previouse instance of the job is still running?
>
> Some have suggested creating a f
I have a cron job running perl and it is taking a very long time --
sometimes over 24 hours.
How can I have cron schedule my job daily, or even hourly, and have the perl
code exit if a previouse instance of the job is still running?
Some have suggested creating a file in /tmp and checking it bef
