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Jesse Kline wrote: | This is from the setiathome README file.You should be able to edit it for your | needs. | "If you want setiathome to be started automatically, you can | set up a cron job. Add the following line to your crontab: | | 0 1,5,9,13,17,21 * * * cd <setidir>; ./setiathome -nice 19 > /dev/null 2> | /dev/null | | Where <setidir> is the directory where the setiathome client is installed. | This cron job will attempt to start the client once every four hours. | If it is already running, the next invocation will do nothing. | If the client is not running, it will be started. | For more information on cron jobs see the crontab(1) manual page." | You'd need to be careful with this, the setiathome client ensures that only one copy of the client is running at anyone time. This will work fine for a daemon that checks if it's running and will not startup if it is. But many daemons don't do this on their own, in that case you'll just get a multitude of processes running.
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