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blog.jak-linux.org
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| | | | | Today, I was testing Canonical's new Ubuntu One service. Ubuntu One is a service for syncing and sharing files online, with 2GB storage for free. I installed the Ubuntu One client on Ubuntu 9.04 and it's cool. Ubuntu One creates a directory named Ubuntu One in your home directory. Within this directory, there are two subdirectories. The first one is "My Files" and the second one is named "Shared With Me". When you place files in the "My Files" directory, the Ubuntu One client gets notified (using inotify) about the change and begins uploading the file to the Ubuntu one server. | |
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blog.miguelgrinberg.com
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www.nageshdn.com
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| | | Cron utility in Linux has been helpful to schedule tasks to run at a scheduled time. A few of the disadvantages of cron are If Instance/server is not available/down at the cron schedule, cron doesn't run those tasks until the next event is triggered If the cron task need to run other tasks after running the main task at the scheduled time, there are only hacks to create this dependency If the cron task needs to run within a given time interval to avoid running at the same time If a cron task needs to run... | ||
