Anders Holm wrote: >>I need to do a Perl script who do a certain command after 2 days.Example: >>my file contains >> >>8 Jul 2002 >> >>when I lunch the script it must control the date and if it's equal to >>date+2 (in this case 10 Jul 2002) execute my commands trought system.I >>thought to do this transforming the date in this format to days from the >>begin of the year but I don't know how.Thanks for your help, >>Francesco >> > >Why do you need to do things this way? There is a perfectly good deamon in >*nix called crond that would help you to schedule tasks at certain times. > >I think the list would like to know more exactly what you want to achieve in >order to help you better... > I want to delete a "file" two days after his creation.Files are listed in another file.How can I do this?\ And how with crond?Thanks
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