I have an old Canon Powershot A480 which I hacked up and soldered some leads onto the shutter release button. I wired up an Arduino Nano to a relay and I'm able to remotely control the shutter. Rad.
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I am creating cron job in ubuntu that executes php program. I read about how to create cron jobs in linux but i did't understand where to write php script so please give me steps to create cron job to execute php script.
I currently have a Kodak Easyshare digital M583 camera. After I got it, I discovered it causes all kinds of grief for Linux users, including all flavors 'buntu. Still, I got it to import the photos to my computer after I disabled the share option. The only problem has been that it imports them twice, once as blank dummy images, the other as the actual photographic images.
I'm building a small reminder application in Rails and I want to add the ability for my users to be able to create a cron job. The cron job would run on a given day each week, each month or even one time depending on the users selection and save.
So the user creates the even, selects if its weekly, daily or one time, then it creates the cron job to run a command line in linux.
Once upon a time, people can be seen hang lightweight digital camera everywhere in his hand or chest, we used to call it card machine. With digital camera production technology been mature, the price of card machine had not like that high up and now consumers can buy a card machine only spend the lowest hundreds of yuan.
The days when working with digital cameras and other common consumer hardware on Linux was a chore that involved fiddling with terminal commands are over. Using a digital camera with modern Linux distributions like Ubuntu is an extremely simple process.
I have created a cron job to run every 15 min for week day, but it starts running from morning 5:30 am I am confused why its running before schedule time. Also, I checked system time and it seems correct.
Cron sysntax:
*/15 09-18 * * 1-5 /usr/local/apache/php/bin/php /app/myapp.php
Some of you are probably not going to believe this, but I've been using Linux for like four years and have never used cron for task scheduling before. Now I want to and I'm not sure how to do it. Could somebody link me to some good info? The results of a Google search were kinda confusing.
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