Stop All the deamon service at the particular time
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Stop All the deamon service at the particular time
Dear Everyone,
I have some 10 service which i started using daemon using daemon tools. and i want to stop these all service at the end of the day at night 12.10 clock and i want to perform some cleaning process daily.
So may i know how can i do this.
Last edited by gajananh999; 11-20-2012 at 01:38 AM.
I can't use cron because i m working on Amazon EC2 linux machine. cron wont work on this. so only we start all the service using daemon as daemon tools.
why won't cron work? Did you not think you should have told us in the first place if the most obvious solution for some reason isn't viable? Pretty sure it will work fine though.
Cron is the best solution. if it is not available for some reason... try using "at" but i would recommend that you figure out how to use cron on Amazon...
I can't use cron because i m working on Amazon EC2 linux machine. cron wont work on this. so only we start all the service using daemon as daemon tools.
And if you want to not use cron (for some reason), write a script and have it sleep for a certain amount of time, wake up and check the time. If it matches what you want, do something.
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