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Hi!
I guess that having an at daemon will be better. That is, your system won't be
starting a new process every minute just to load a file and check if it needs to
start a new job. You'll have a sleeping process that will check /var/spool/atjobs
(or wherever your atd spool directory is) for jobs.
Just my $.02 :)
On Mon, 3 Sep 2001 16:59:23 -0400, Douglas J. Hunley wrote:
>I'm currently building a new machine to host linux.nf (thanks Llama!) and
>have decided to use LinuxFromScratch on it. Everything is going well (except
>for my ridiculous lack of free time lately), however, I have a quandary.
>The LFS book installs at as if it were a simple cron job (in fact, it goes in
>root's crontab as something to be run every minute). I noticed that SuSE and
>some other distros have a seperate at daemon. What does everyone think is the
>best way to do this and why?
>
>Let me state in advance that I am leaning towards a stand-alone at daemon...
>but, I wanted the input of the peoples on this list first...
>
>Thanks!
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