At command

[Enda martin]

Is there a way to schedule a job to run on the 22nd of each month using "at -f"

[Andreas Voss]

Hi,

for periodically scheduled jobs you have to use the crontab not the at command.
Edit your crontab with:

crontab -e

(this starts a vi session with the current crontab)

For every 22nd day of a month ie. at 10:00 am insert:

0 10 22 * *

For further information see 'man crontab'

Regards

[Sandor Horvath_2]

Hi !

Andreas has right, only one other think add user to /var/adm/cron/cron.allow to access use crontab.

regards, Saa

[Alan Edwards]

Yes, by making your 'at' job create another 'at' job when it runs (usualy at the end).
But, why would you want to when crontab is designed to do this?