Re: pipes (a response to a VERY SMALL part of: Re: 4-year Programing and Analytics degree from Mesa CC)

Well, other than standard error and standard out, yeah, it would be nice to have more than 2  streams per program.  ;-) On the other hand, most programs don't do much more than give one output stream anyway, so you're going to have to 'go back and run another pipeline' regardless.  Of course,

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Plesk AWS S3 backup script owner

Hi, I am rewriting an S3 script that uses the Amazon PHP SDK to perform backups. My question has to do with permissions. The script is owned by root and is in the root group. Overall is it safe or a best practice to allow the script to be owned by root? And I see Plesk is configured a

Re: crontab

You're basically on it. The "@reboot" is the when, but you're not quite there on the rest. Unless your command is already in the path, what you wrote isn't going to do anything. As the example showed, you can put your command into a shell script, with logging and other niceties, and that'll run

Re: crontab

I thought I found a solution: You can add this script to /etc/crontab: @reboot /path/to/your/start.sh (I modified it to @reboot tapbutton1=1) Found here but it didn't work On Mon, Dec 26, 2022 at 9:38 AM

crontab

I want to run a program each time I start my computer (tapbutton1=1) I looked under man crontab and that indicated I needed to look under man crom but I am lost. Will anyone help? -- :-)~MIKE~(-: --- PLUG-discuss mailing list: