On Monday, January 27, 2014 9:17:18 AM UTC-8, Felix.Frank wrote:
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> Ugh, that's too bad.
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Haha, indeed.
> Also FWIW, I did this on linux using "echo | at now+3min", which
> works out of the box as long as "atd" is running.
> Perhaps a similar crutch can be created using the Windows Task
Ugh, that's too bad.
Also FWIW, I did this on linux using "echo | at now+3min", which
works out of the box as long as "atd" is running.
Perhaps a similar crutch can be created using the Windows Task Scheduler.
Regards,
Felix
On 01/27/2014 06:07 PM, elliott wrote:
> Any ideas? The clients are al
I'm wondering if anyone knows a good way to get the date and time when a
portion of code in a Puppet manifest is actually *executed*. Sometimes my
manifests take a long time to run, and I need to schedule a task to occur
soon after the end of the run, no matter when that occurs.
I have tried
