Re: how to use cmd "at"

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From: Steve Massey
Date: Sun, 21 Mar 1999 00:00

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At the command line type at/? to see what all the options are.  When our
LAN was small and we couldn't afford fancy backup software I used to use
the at command in conjunction with the backup utility for unattended
backups.  It worked great.


Olivier wrote:

> How do I use the command "at" to execute every minutes ?

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