At 06:59 PM 5/13/98 -0700, you wrote:
> This last one will explain the date time formats in good detail. I don't
>know why you would want to reboot your PC once a day but placing the
>shutdown command as you have it will reboot it, despite the fact that
>someone might be logged in. I'm assuming you want to do this to go back to
>windows or some such thing?
No, at work, it appears that there is some weekly network maintenance which
leaves the machine on Monday morning unable to find it's dns entry (??) and
I just reboot it and it is fine. I don't know what is causing the problem,
but I want to make sure it is up each day.
Thanks very much for the helpful response. Yes, I looked at man crontab,
but I'm too new to put all the pieces together. Thanks for the other
suggestions. I'll read this weekend.
John Herrbach, Lansing, MI
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