On 12/15/10 Wed Dec 15, 2010 8:05 AM, "Mike Martin" <redt...@gmail.com>
scribbled:
> Hi
>
> I am trying pass a perl one-liner to at intact eg:
>
> echo 'perl -mLinux::DVB::DVBT -e 'my
> $dvb=Linux::DVB::DVBT->new(O_NONBLOCK,'O_RDONLY');$dvb->set_frontend('frequenc
> y'
> => '497167000','tsid' => '4222');my $file="/storage/burn/testol";my
> $ref={pmt=>'10'};$dvb->set_demux(101,102);$dvb->record($file,"00:10",$ref);
> '
>
> The aim is to run the one-liner from at
>
> However echo strips the quotes so the command fails to run
>
> any ideas or alternative approaches
Put the call to perl in a shell script and schedule that. Don't fixate on
writing a one-liner. You don't really have a one-liner, and putting all of
your statements on one line accomplishes little.
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