No "at" command???

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#1

Hello all,

I have been looking for the “at” command in Opensuse 10.3. I did not
find it >:(

Where is it? Does it exist at all? If so,where do you get it from?

Here is a man page : http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/CGI/man-cgi?at

TIA

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#2

Of course the at command exists. It comes from the at package,
naturally:

Code:

$ rpm -qf /usr/bin/at
at-3.1.8-1068.20

This is for 11.1 so the version will be different from yours. Probably
you just need to install the at package on your system.

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#3

Hi
I think by default at isn’t installed by default. Either use YaST
software management to install or from the CLI;


sudo zypper in at

You will also need to enable the atd service.

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