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Exactly that. It's like when people ask the difference between crond and atd, one fires events at a defined date/time in the future and the other fires events a
by laumars 8y ago
Exactly that. It's like when people ask the difference between crond and atd, one fires events at a defined date/time in the future and the other fires events at a count of date/time from the present.