Linux AT Command | Schedule Task in Linux To Run at Once | Linux Basic Commands for Beginners

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Hi,

In this video I have covered Linux ‘At’ command which is very useful if you want to schedule any task only once in future.
You can provide multiple commands including running a script, sending mail etc.

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Syntax:

at HH:MM
atq – List ‘at’ jobs
atrm # – Remove a job

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At command examples:

at 4:45 AM 102021 – Schedule job at specific date and time
at 4PM +4 days – at 4 PM 4 days from now

at now +5 hours – Same time after 5 hours
at 9:00 AM Mon –
at 9:00 AM tomorrow –

at 10:00 AM next month – Same day, next month at 10 AM
at 10:00 AM Nov 30 – At 10 AM on July 31

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