shell command without output
 

Hi folks

I wanna to run a command but i do not wanna see any output at all

the command was:

at

"The at command is used to schedule commands to be executed once at a particular time in the future. "

well when the 'at' command run with no sintax error a message like this sho w on output:

job 11 at 2007-10-17 11:06


that what i do not want to see.

i just need to execute the "at" command and case the sintax was right thats the end, i do not wanna see any message.

thanks for reading :)

The at command displays stuff on the standard error (file descriptor 2) so you can simply redirect standard error to /dev/null, for example
but you will not see neither the at prompt nor any error message!

Thanks

it is just what i want.

thx again