Re: crontab or crond

[Cristiano Soares]

Hi. Thanks for the reply. Here is my situation:

I have a server that has a HTB shaper running and my HTB scripts are called
rc.filter and rc.filter2. The first one(rc.filter) has all ports opened, and
the second one(rc.filter2) has the e-donkey and bittorrent ports
closed(4661, 4661, 8668, ....). What I want to do is to run the first
script(rc.filter) from 12:00am to 7:00pm so anyone can download and uso
anything during that time, and run the second script(rc.filter2) from 7:01
to 11:59(the rest of the day), so people wont kill the bandwidth at the
point that others cant even browse. Thanks in advance.

Cristiano

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Subject: Re: crontab or crond
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Cristiano Soares
> To: [e-mail]
> Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 7:22 PM
> Subject: crontab or crond
>
> Hi all. im having some problems trying to use crontab or cron.d. I want to
> run a shell script-1 from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm, and then run the shell
> script-2 from 11:01pm to 6:59 pm. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks

a
> lot.
>
> Cristiano.
>
> Hi Cristiano
>
> You didn't specify how many times you wanted it to run during those times.
> If you let me know I'll bash out a crontab for you no worries!
>
> One of the other things you might want to think about is whether you need

it
> logged or not. My email crontab runs every 5 minutes and does get logged

so
> that I can track down problems, you might not want it to, however I find

it
> handy for nailing transcient problems or users  trying to jam 10MB

through.
> So let me know how often and I'll send it across to you.
>
> Bry
>
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