Linux timed Task 2-at command

Timed execution of commands:

[[email protected] ~]# at now + 1 minute   //one minute to perform the following tasks at> date >>/tmp/test_date.log     

Timed Script Execution:

[[email protected] ~]# at now + 1 minuteat>/root/test.shat> <eot>job 5 at 2016-04-12 22:40

Common uses for AT commands:

At 2pm + 2 days/root/test.sh//2 days, 2 o'clock in the afternoon execute test.sh script

At 10am + 2 weeks/root/test.sh//2 weeks after 10 o ' test.sh script in the morning

At 12am tomorrow/root/test.sh//execute test.sh script at 12 o ' Day in the morning

At 00:00 04/15/2016/root/test.sh//April 15, 2016:00 execute test.sh

At now + 5 hours/root/test.sh

At now + minutes/root/test.sh

At-l View current Tasks

AT-D 4 Delete at task 4

AT-V Display the task preset run time

At-c Show All Tasks

Linux timed Task 2-at command