I recently came across the at command on the command line, but I am wondering whether I can write a bash script that somehow enables me to tell the at command to run at 8 pm every day, or every monday, every week etc. basically at regular intervals. How is this possible? Answer at is the wrong tool for this
Tag: at-job
How can I use an at command in a shell script?
I am trying to use the Unix at command (for setting a job to run at a certain time) in a shell script. The time will be specified by user input using getopts and optarg which seem to be working fine, the problem is at. How do I write the at command into the script to run at a certain