You can also wrap the bash -c your_perl_script in the cmd file and run
that cmd file from the at schedule. That would work.
~Mike L.
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Terry Vaughn
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I'm all ears. Is there a "win32" crontab solution bundled in the cygwin ?? Could you
share sample code of your use of crontab on Win32??
Terry
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Terry,
why not just use Crontab?
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James Schappet
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Terry,
why not just use Crontab?
--
James Schappet
http://www.schappet.com
On Wed, 20 Nov 2002, Terry Vaughn wrote:
> Hello. I have the cygwin bash environment installed on Win2K and run a lot of my
>perl scripts from this env.
>
> I have a script that I would li
Hello. I have the cygwin bash environment installed on Win2K and run a lot of my perl
scripts from this env.
I have a script that I would like to run from the "AT" scheduler, but the perl script
has to run from the cygwin bash env.
It contains a system command that calls "tar".
Has anyone used
Hi all
i am facing a quite crucial problem i.e.
script one contains
"
$cmd = "remsh $remhost -l root \"sh -c /installP.pl $PATCHFILE $option
$ARGV[2] \" ";
print "system(\"$cmd\")";
system("$cmd ");
"
print "system(\"$cmd\")";
correctly prints
system("remsh nnmhpt1 -l root "sh -c /installP.pl
