"Chris Garrigues" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A few years ago i had a gig teaching use of Tivoli Maestro, which is best
described to Unixheads as "cron on steroids". It's a port of a mainframe
Yes! Many of us will have encountered this functionality in similar
tools such as Autosys and
Michael Handler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Someone wrote:
Wishlist: a djb replacement for Vixie cron.
Posit: he already has.
user@hypothetical$ cat /service/logrotate/run
#!/bin/sh
logrotation commands
exec /bin/sleep 86400
Nothing hypothetical about it. I have been running a
Michael Handler writes:
What's really needed in this instance is a program that, given an
execution schedule on the command line, figures out how long until the
next scheduled execution, and sleeps that long (sleepuntil).
Potential problem: clock shift (NTP resync, DST transitions)
From: Russell Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2001 11:27:24 -0500 (EST)
Michael Handler writes:
What's really needed in this instance is a program that, given an
execution schedule on the command line, figures out how long until the
next scheduled execution, and sleeps
