I read of an article about redhat linux security, here is excerption about
atd
This scheduling daemon schedules "jobs" for later execution. You
could use at to tell atd to run "ps -ef > /root/jay " in two hours, just to
find out what processes are running then. Unfortu
I read of an article about redhat linux security, here is excerption about
atd
This scheduling daemon schedules "jobs" for later execution. You
could use at to tell atd to run "ps -ef > /root/jay " in two hours, just to
find out what processes are running then. Unfortun
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