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- Hotlinuxjobs.com Search firm specializing in the placement of Linux / Open Source professionals, providing both contract and direct hire services to our clients. Our knowledge of the Linux / Open Source landscape and employment marketplace make us your most efficient recruiting resource. If you are looking for exciting opportunities and want to work for leading companies adopting Open Source technologies, please contact us and send us a copy of your resume and sign up for our jobs email list. Please visit our new blog.

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- Linux.com The Linux.com Job Board connects the 9 million IT professionals and developers on Linux.com, Slashdot, Freshmeat, IT Managers Journal and Newsforge with the companies looking for the brightest minds in the technology industry.

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- Linuxjournal.com Today, in our ongoing series on learning to live with Linux's ``inner dæmons'', we are going to look at two dæmons that schedule job execution on Linux. These dæmons are more or less exactly like those found on virtually every UNIX out there. (Linux has separate dæmons for at and cron. Old versions of Linux used a program called ``atrun'', which was run in root's crontab once a minute to execute at requests. Some other Unix operating systems have atd functionality directly in crond. This qualifier brought to you by the bureau of auctorial honesty. This article will cover atd and crond as they are distributed with most currently sold distributions, including Debian 2.1, Red Hat, SuSE and Corel, among others.) My test cases were all carried out on a Red Hat 6.1 installation using version 3.1.7 of at. Debian and SuSE versions I currently have are at 3.1.8.