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[[Image:Kcron-screenshot-de.png|thumb|300px|center|KCron in KDE SC 4]]
[[Image:Kcron-screenshot-de.png|thumb|300px|center|The Task Scheduler in Plasma 5]]


=== Utilizzo ===
=== Utilizzo ===
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==== Adding and Modifying tasks ====
==== Adding and Modifying tasks ====
* Click "New Task..." to add a new task, or "Modify" to modify an existing task. The '''Add or modify existing task''' page will be displayed.
* Click "New Task..." to add a new task, or "Modify" to modify an existing task. The '''Add or modify existing task''' page will be displayed.
[[Image:kcron-task-dialog.png|thumb|300px|center|The "Add or modify task" page of SystemSettings]]
[[Image:kcron-task-dialog.png|thumb|300px|center|The "Add or modify task" page of SystemSettings]]
* Enter the command to be run. Click the folder icon to choose it from a dialog.
* Enter the command to be run. Click the folder icon to choose it from a dialog.
* Enter a comment (optional). This should be descriptive, explaining what the task will do as the command may not always be obvious.
* Enter a comment (optional). This should be descriptive, explaining what the task will do as the command may not always be obvious.
* Click '''Enable this task''' to enable the task to run.
* Click '''Enable this task''' to enable the task to run.
* Click '''Run at system bootup''' to enable the script to run each time the system is booted.
* Click '''Run at system bootup''' to enable the script to run each time the system is booted.
* Click '''Run every day''' to enable the script to run every day. This will automatically select the appropriate options.
* Click '''Run every day''' to enable the script to run every day. This will automatically select the appropriate options.
* Using the buttons, choose when the command should be run. Not all parameters are required, those not needed may be left blank.
* Using the buttons, choose when the command should be run. Not all parameters are required, those not needed may be left blank.
** Hours and Minutes are the time of day to run the task, not an interval.
** Hours and Minutes are the time of day to run the task, not an interval.
* When done, click OK. The task till be added, and scheduled if enabled.
 
* When done, click <menuchoice>OK</menuchoice>. The task will be added and scheduled if enabled.


=== Suggerimenti ===
=== Suggerimenti ===

Revision as of 09:20, 25 December 2018

Informazioni generali

KCron è uno strumento per eseguire automaticamente applicazioni ad intervalli regolari. È un'interfaccia grafica per il comando Cron.

KCron è un'applicazione standard negli ambienti KDE.

The Task Scheduler in Plasma 5

Utilizzo

Task Scheduler can be started by starting the System Settings application, and selecting Startup and Shutdown -> Task Scheduler. New tasks can be added and existing tasks edited or removed.

Adding and Modifying tasks

  • Click "New Task..." to add a new task, or "Modify" to modify an existing task. The Add or modify existing task page will be displayed.
The "Add or modify task" page of SystemSettings
  • Enter the command to be run. Click the folder icon to choose it from a dialog.
  • Enter a comment (optional). This should be descriptive, explaining what the task will do as the command may not always be obvious.
  • Click Enable this task to enable the task to run.
  • Click Run at system bootup to enable the script to run each time the system is booted.
  • Click Run every day to enable the script to run every day. This will automatically select the appropriate options.
  • Using the buttons, choose when the command should be run. Not all parameters are required, those not needed may be left blank.
    • Hours and Minutes are the time of day to run the task, not an interval.
  • When done, click OK. The task will be added and scheduled if enabled.

Suggerimenti

  • Tutti i file che vengono modificati si trovano nella cartella /etc/cron dove ci sono numerosi file da guardare.
  • Lo strumento a riga di comando che ti permette di vedere i cron-jobs attualmente definiti è
    crontab -l
    (l'ultima è la lettera L).