[vdr] Re: Running command at shutdown

[Patrick Cernko <errror@ps.uni-sb.de>]

Also sprach Birgit & Andreas Böttger zu "17.06.2004 19:44" Anno Domini:
> Btw:
> echo /usr/local/src/GETXML/getbbc.sh | at now > /tmp/getbbc.sh.out 2>&1
>                                                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> is better to get the output.
Yeah!
But only for the output of the at command, for scheduling the task! If 
you want to get the output of getbbc.sh, try

echo '/usr/local/src/geTXML/getbbc.sh >/tmp/getbbc.sh.out 2>&1' | at now

But don't forget, that most linux distributions clean up /tmp on boot, 
so maybe better use /root/getbbc.sh.out as log file name if you want to 
run this command on shutdown!

Just my 2 Eurocent!
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