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May 1st, 2008 @8:47 am  
#chmod +x task.sh

#crontab -e

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0 8 * * * /path_to_script/tash.sh

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engtech Said,
May 2nd, 2008 @1:28 pm  
# minute, hour, day, month, week, command
# 0=sun, 1=mon, 2=tue, 3=wed, 4=thur, 5=fri, 6=sat
#
# Run task.sh every day at 8am
00 08 * * * task.sh | tee ~/task.log
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Anon Said,
May 2nd, 2008 @9:31 pm  
In Gnome, click your clock, then double click a date on the calendar to open the bigger calendar. Right click a day or time, and “new appointment”. Then click options>>recurrence, and set how often (e.g. daily) you want it to recur. Then, click options>>alarms. Now, just select “run a program” in the alarms and select your script. Task done, and completely using the GUI.
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Jaxim Said,
May 3rd, 2008 @2:38 am  
create a crontab:
0 8 * * * task.sh
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