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From: Chris Davies on 2 Apr 2008 07:15
> Not quite the same. at lets you log out (or close the console window),
> whereas sleep requires you to stay logged on or else it gets killed.

Jurgen Haan <jurgen(a)fake.tld> wrote:
> That's true, but that also kinda summarizes the reason why output from
> AT is not possible

So redirect your "at" command to write to a file
Chris
From: Jurgen Haan on 3 Apr 2008 07:20
Chris Davies wrote:
>> Not quite the same. at lets you log out (or close the console window),
>> whereas sleep requires you to stay logged on or else it gets killed.
>
> Jurgen Haan <jurgen(a)fake.tld> wrote:
>> That's true, but that also kinda summarizes the reason why output from
>> AT is not possible
>
> So redirect your "at" command to write to a file
> Chris

Yup... Not a bad plan, or wrap your command in a script.
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