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I am trying schedule a job on crontab and isn't work.
I follow the jobs at YARN.
10 14 * * * /home/myuser/Tes/btm.sh >/dev/null 2>/home/myuser/Tes/log_btm.log
None session was open.
I don't found any problem... Now, it's ok.
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I encountered ubuntu tty1 screen when booting my system and I have no idea how to get out of it. Please help me.
I tried the reboot
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I don't have a box to test a cron job so I am posting it here.
I want to run a job every hour between 6 am to 18:00.This is what I have tried
0 6-18/1 * * * <command>
and
0 6-18 * * * <command>
Which one is the correct way of achieving it
Both should work, but I would probably use the second one.
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hello Guys I'm new in Linux os I'm using tar utilitiy to take a backup from my system but how I can Scheduling backup Every Day at 12:AM Please Help ?
The from daemon is the canonical method of doing this, the crontab tool can be used to edit corn jobs.
sudo crontab –e
Opens an editor
minute(s)[0-59] hour(s)[0-24] day(s)_of_month[1-31] month(s)[1-12] day(s)_of_week[0-6] command to backup
star to ignore
00 12 31 **
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How can I automatically restart my node js server every 4 hours automatically. There is a bug that only shows up after 4 hours and I want to be able to run it through the night.
I'm already using forever.
Thanks,
Arjun
It doesn't sound like you're really solving the problem... But you could use a crob job.
Something like:
0 */4 * * * forever restart <MYSCRIPT.JS>
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Is there something you can put in /etc/aliases that will make postfix send all mail to one user, no matter what the username?