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hi, i have made a search on this subject and i always find the cron to be the solution for me. But i am asking because i think what i ...
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    Run a script with scheduled tasks

    hi, i have made a search on this subject and i always find the cron to be the solution for me. But i am asking because i think what i want can be done differently.

    here is the scenario:
    i have a command line to grab stream and save it.
    i want this command to be run at different time (hours) on specific days.
    i should use the "at", as far as i saw here on the forum. But are there other way to do it?

    can i have a simple script that i run the day of the event, before this occur?

    thanks for your hints!

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    will try to be more clear:

    this is what i run to grab the stream.
    I have one for each stream source:
    i run each of them in a separate terminal windows.

    Code:
    rtmpdump -r rtmp://10.11.12.123/website/stream.flv -o filename.flv
    
    rtmpdump -r rtmp://10.11.12.123/website/stream1.flv -o filename1.flv
    
    rtmpdump -r rtmp://10.11.12.123/website/stream2.flv -o filename2.flv
    Now i should be able to run this commands when i am not at home, and schedule a task to run it at a given time.

    how?

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