Jobs to be executed can be listed with
$ atq
but that don't tell me what the job/command to be executed _is_.
I can get that with
$ at -c 'job-number from the atq-command'
but only for each line at a time.

I'd like to have one command that gives a lists like i.e:
...
8 2008-03-30 23:00 mv file file2
9 2008-03-30 23:00 cp img img2
...
and I'm surprised that I can't find one.
If it really don't exist, I'm shure some of you can make a script to do
it!

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Salve

The carbonbased lifeform Salve Håkedal inspired comp.unix.shell with:
> Jobs to be executed can be listed with
> $ atq
> but that don't tell me what the job/command to be executed _is_.
> I can get that with
> $ at -c 'job-number from the atq-command'
> but only for each line at a time.
>
> I'd like to have one command that gives a lists like i.e:
> ..
> 8 2008-03-30 23:00 mv file file2
> 9 2008-03-30 23:00 cp img img2
> ..
> and I'm surprised that I can't find one.
> If it really don't exist, I'm shure some of you can make a script to do
> it!

#v+
for i in $(atq|cut -f1); do
echo -n $(atq $i|cut -d" " -f1-2)
echo " "$(at -c $i|tail -2)
done
#v-

8 2008-03-24 12:18 touch attest2
7 2008-03-24 12:18 touch attest1
9 2008-03-24 12:18 touch attest3

Theo
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On 2008-03-24, Theo v. Werkhoven <theo@van-werkhoven.nl.invalid> wrote:
> The carbonbased lifeform Salve Håkedal inspired comp.unix.shell with:
>> Jobs to be executed can be listed with
>> $ atq
>> but that don't tell me what the job/command to be executed _is_.
>> I can get that with
>> $ at -c 'job-number from the atq-command'
>> but only for each line at a time.
>>
>> I'd like to have one command that gives a lists like i.e:
>> ..
>> 8 2008-03-30 23:00 mv file file2
>> 9 2008-03-30 23:00 cp img img2
>> ..
>> and I'm surprised that I can't find one.
>> If it really don't exist, I'm shure some of you can make a script to do
>> it!
>
> #v+
> for i in $(atq|cut -f1); do
> echo -n $(atq $i|cut -d" " -f1-2)
> echo " "$(at -c $i|tail -2)
> done
> #v-
>
> 8 2008-03-24 12:18 touch attest2
> 7 2008-03-24 12:18 touch attest1
> 9 2008-03-24 12:18 touch attest3
>
> Theo

Nice. Thank you!
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Salve