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I can't use cron on server. But on the same server i can use screen.
Is there any way (any program) to run something like cron in the screen session? Or any solution for that problem.
Once a day now. But maybe there will be need to do it often.
I know, that i can write a script in bash.
But i was wondering that meybe there is way to run something like cron daemon in screen.
Distribution: Ubuntu 11.4,DD-WRT micro plus ssh,lfs-6.6,Fedora 15,Fedora 16
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if you have ssh access perhaps you could set up some passwordless authentication such as a private key and simply have a workstation on which you are able to configure cron run a script that logs into the server and remotely executes the task? just a thought, otherwise there is the at command but i think that only executes the command ONCE at a specified time
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