How to use AT command in c-shell red hat linux through a script

[karvivek]

Hey....
I am in newbie to this forum....
I am trying to execute the AT command in cshell.... but it doesn't work.... can anyone help me....
i really appreciate the help.

#! /bin/csh -f

at 10:33 11/12/2011
date >>log
<Ctrl>D

The above script leaves me in the 'at' command promt after executing.... please note that... i just typed the letters '<Ctrl>D'..
i wanted to execute the date command using 'at' command..
and finish the 'at' command by using the control signal...
All this should be done using a script.....

thanks for any help guys...
i appreciate it.....

bye

[kakariko81280]

This may be a silly question, but does it *have* to be finished by a control signal?

#!/bin/csh -f

at $1 << eof
date >> log
eof

works for me. (provide a time as a parameter to the script)

Let us know how you get on.

[karvivek]

Thanks Kakariko81280....
It works....

Answering your question.... i was being silly when i was trying out with control signal.... trying to find a way to make it work....
I have used '<<' in perl print statements, but never in c-shell scripts... I actually didn't know that this functionality even existed in c-shell....

Thanks a lot.....