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07-14-2006, 03:42 PM
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Unfortunately, relying on "cron" -- a system service -- to do scheduling has some disadvantages, including the fact that you schedule by "day" and "weekday" (actually, day OR weekday), but there's no concept of "weeks", so things get a little weird.
Anyway, the schedules should definitely run. Try setting one up for a few minutes from "now", then quit SD. Does it start and run?
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