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    Linux Workshop Lab 8 schedule tasks Requirements Linux Quick Reference Objectives to learn schedule tasks at 12:00 crontab -e user vi / etc / crontab #Schedule task once. To finish #Edit user crontab 5 time fields: #minutes(e.g. / 2) hour dom month dow #Edit system crontab directories. If you have never scheduled a job, you can schedule a job periodically using the crontab command or by editing the system

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    Linux Workshop Lab 8 schedule tasks Requirements Linux Quick Reference Objectives to learn schedule tasks at 12:00 crontab -e user vi / etc / crontab #Schedule task once. To finish #Edit user crontab 5 time fields: #minutes(e.g. / 2) hour dom month dow #Edit system crontab directories. If you have never scheduled a job, you can schedule a job periodically using the crontab command or by editing the system

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    Linux Workshop

    Lab 8 Schedule tasks


    Requirements Quick Reference Objectives to learn
    ➢ Linux Schedule tasks
    at 12:00 <enter> #Schedule task once. <ctrl-d> to finish
    crontab -e user #Edit user crontab. 5 time fields:
    #minutes(e.g. */2) hour dom month dow
    vi /etc/crontab #Edit system crontab

    To Do
    1. If you have never scheduled a job, you can
    schedule a job periodically using the crontab
    command or by editing the system crontab or
    system crontab directories.

    Theory Modules
    LPIC 1 Certification Bible, isbn 0-7645-4772-0
    ➢ p. 421-424 Scheduling Jobs

    Extra References
    ➢ www.tldp.org

    © October 2, 2005, wiki.novell.com/index.php/Roberts_Quick_References, author of Foundations of Linux networking

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