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at command
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SailFishing
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at command
I am trying to use 'at' to schedule some stuff, however bash tells me no command, i've tried as root also, to no avail... /etc/at.allow makes no difference either... any help?
Re: at command
Hi,
Perhaps a stupid question, but did you install the 'at' package?
/Johan
Perhaps a stupid question, but did you install the 'at' package?
/Johan
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SailFishing
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Re: at command
is at a package in itself, or contained within something, i would have to install, on my debian system the command was installed as default...
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SailFishing
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Re: at command
sorted installed from debian repository...
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cheers
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SailFishing
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Re: at command
Although more of a stupid moment on my behalf! is now working fine!
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