I think you've seen plenty of suggestions, but at and batch are
siblings of cron for doing this sort of thing, just to give you some
more reading to do :-)
Yeah, I tried using at and batch, but for some reason, they ignored the
#!/usr/local/bin/php at the top of test.php and instead tried to interpret
the php program through /bin/bash and so would consequently throw errors.
strange
mrb.
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