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Antigoni #1
Crontab
How to run a script the first Monday of every month through crontab
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Chris F.A. Johnson #2
Re: Crontab
On 2004-06-04, Antigoni wrote:
This runs at midnight; adjust the first 2 parameters to have it> How to run a script the first Monday of every month through crontab
run at another time:
0 0 1-7 * 1 /path/to/script
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Barry Margolin #3
Re: Crontab
In article <2iagm2Fkkd58U1@uni-berlin.de>,
"Chris F.A. Johnson" <c.fa.johnson@rogers.com> wrote:
Incorrect. That runs the script every monday and *also* the first seven> On 2004-06-04, Antigoni wrote:>> > How to run a script the first Monday of every month through crontab
> This runs at midnight; adjust the first 2 parameters to have it
> run at another time:
>
> 0 0 1-7 * 1 /path/to/script
days of every month.
There are two common solutions:
1) Run the script every Monday, and have the script check whether the
day of the month is in the range 1-7.
2) Run the script on days 1-7 of every month, and have it check whether
the current day is Monday.
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