Atd
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packages: at daemons: atd - at daemon. used for scheduling tasks. displays "at>" prompts after evoking the "at" command. configs: /var/spool/at/ - shell environments and scheduled commands are stored in this directory. /etc/at.allow - users allowed to use atd. if allow/deny files do not exist, only root can use atd. this file has priority over at.deny. /etc/at.deny - users not allowed to use atd. create this file and leave it blank to allow all user. this id default in Fedora. other: if output is not redirected to file, the output will be mailed to the user. FINISH COMMANDS WITH CTRL+D. commands: at <time>. time can be many different phrases. -f <file> - read commands from file instead of stdin. -m - send mail to user eve if no output. -l - list jobs. use 'atq' command instead. root user sees all jobs. -d - delete jobs. use 'atrm' command instead. -c <job> - shows commands to be executed by job. time phrases: now tomorrow teatime (4pm) monday tue midnight Jul 10 2012 noon July 5 now + 2 days now + 4 hours now + 30 minutes now + 2 weeks 9am 10/31/2012 4:20pm 10312012 4:20 10.31.2012 atq - show list of pending jobs atrm <#> - delete job