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What is the easiest way to run a program from time X to time Y?
There is a certain potentially failing process that I want to run until it succeeds, during the night time, say, from 23:00 to 7:00, but not later.
A possible solution would be to:
Add a cron job for ...
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What is the most efficient way to run a task every X hours of runtime, accumulated over all power-ons?
Let us assume that I have a machine which wakes up at 7:00, does some work, usually for 15 minutes, but sometimes for days (e.g., experiment supervision), and after the works is done, it powers ...
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systemd timer on boot but not too often
Would it be possible to create a timer that will run a service on a boot, but not more often than once a week?
In my case it would be beneficial to run a TRIM (fstrim) for SSD disk on a boot, but once ...
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Systemd transient timer created with systemd-run is not shown in listed units
Some time ago, I created a systemd timer using the command:
systemd-run --on-calendar='*-*-01 12:00:00' --description='Update root hints for unbound' --property='After=network.target' --timer-...
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How to schedule a job as non-root user in CoreOS
I have a script on my CoreOS machine which look like below, that I am using to ssh to multiple nodes from a list and get required details
host_det=$(ssh -Ao StrictHostKeyChecking=no -o BatchMode=yes -...
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