bash 使用 sudo 运行延迟命令
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Running delayed command with sudo
提问by kobame
Want run a bash script as root but delayed. How can achieve this?
想要以 root 身份运行 bash 脚本但延迟了。怎样才能做到这一点?
sudo "sleep 3600; command" , or
sudo (sleep 3600; command)
does not works.
不起作用。
回答by Rajish
You can use at:
您可以使用at:
sudo at next hour
And then you have to enter the command and close the file with Ctrl+D. Alternatively you can specify commands to be run in a file:
然后你必须输入命令并用Ctrl+关闭文件D。或者,您可以指定要在文件中运行的命令:
sudo at -f commands next hour
回答by chrisdowney
If you really must avoid using cron: sudo sh -c "(sleep 3600; command)&"
如果你真的必须避免使用 cron: sudo sh -c "(sleep 3600; command)&"
回答by thebodzio
How about:
怎么样:
sleep 3600; sudo <command>
anyway I would consider using cron in your case…
无论如何,我会考虑在你的情况下使用 cron ......

