I need to run a command at a specified time, so I use this tool in #linux how to use the at command

The at command in Linux is used to schedule a command or script to run at a specified time in the future. Here's the basic syntax for using at:

at [options] [time]

Where time is the time you want the command to run, specified in a variety of formats.

at 12:30 PM
at now + 30 minutes
at 17:00 tomorrow
at 4 PM July 7

For example, let’s create a job that will be executed at 2:00 am

at 02:00

After entering the at command and specifying the time, you will be presented with a prompt to enter the command or script you want to run.

When you have finished entering the command, press CTRL + D to exit the prompt. The command will be executed at the specified time.

For more information on using at, including available options and time formats, consult the manual page.

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