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Will an "at" command survive a reboot. The reason I ask is I need to a)shutdown the app b)reboot c) restart the app I know I can put it in ...
  1. 06-05-2008 #1
    mace
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    question about "at"

    Will an "at" command survive a reboot.
    The reason I ask is I need to a)shutdown the app b)reboot c) restart the app
    I know I can put it in cron but thenI must remove it from cron(pita)
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    Not without putting it in a startup script.
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  3. 06-05-2008 #3
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    thanks. I was hoping it would but it looks like cron
    thx
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