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Can't run at
I can't run 'at':
Man has answers
Stated in the man pages, it says that you cannot use /var/at/at.allow. Read the man pages (or instructions, or directions, or readme, or whatever documentation you have) before asking questions. This would be a good practice for all of us.
Traditional access control to at and batch via the files /var/at/at.allow and /var/at/at.deny is not implemented.
Man has answers
I saw that, but what does it mean? Users can't use at and batch? Must
Man has answers
Stated in the man pages, it says that you cannot use /var/at/at.allow. Read the man pages (or instructions, or directions, or readme, or whatever documentation you have) before asking questions. This would be a good practice for all of us.I did RTFM, but the only thing that allowed me to use 'at' was to add myself to /var/at/at.allow, your not-so-helpful post notwithstanding. I also needed to add a directory /var/at/spool before 'at' jobs would run. |
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