Doesn at command works?

[periko]

Hi I have been trying to work with the at command, but won't see to execute the task, I just see the queue but is all.

at now
/root/scripts/at.sh
Job 11 will be executed using /bin/sh

List:

at -l
Date                            Owner          Queue  Job#
Mon Dec  3 12:48:00 PST 2012    root            c      1
Mon Dec  3 12:17:00 PST 2012    root            c      2
Sat Mar 24 14:56:00 PST 2012    root            c      11

If I want to delete a job:

at -r 1
at: c0000101587c00: Permission denied

Jobs dir:

/var/at/jobs(125): ls -l
total 40
-rw-r–r--  1 root  wheel    6 Mar 24 14:56 .SEQ
-rw-------  1 root  wheel    0 Mar 24 12:15 .lockfile
-rwx------  1 root  wheel  910 Mar 24 12:15 c0000101587c00
-rwx------  1 root  wheel  910 Mar 24 12:15 c0000201587be1
-r--------  1 root  wheel  910 Mar 24 12:16 c000030152e721
---------x  1 root  wheel    0 Mar 24 12:18 c000040152e723
-r--------  1 root  wheel  901 Mar 24 12:20 c000050152e74c
-r--------  1 root  wheel  901 Mar 24 12:21 c000060152e72c
-r--------  1 root  wheel  901 Mar 24 12:22 c000070152e728
-r--------  1 root  wheel  901 Mar 24 14:34 c000080152e7aa
---------x  1 root  wheel    0 Mar 24 14:48 c000090152e7b8
-r--------  1 root  wheel  877 Mar 24 14:49 c0000a0152e7b9
-rwx------  1 root  wheel  885 Mar 24 14:56 c0000b0152e7c0

Does this command works?

I want to run a job only once every time my pfsense machine start.

Have other way to do it?

Pfsense 2.0.1 nanobsd.

Thanks.

[jimp]

I've never seen anyone trying to use at on pfSense, I don't think it's meant to work.

To run something at bootup, look at the shellcmd package. It lets you setup commands to run at boot time.