How the command "at" works?

[Karl Auer]

On Sat, 2016-08-06 at 10:26 -0500, Peng Yu wrote:
> > And if it is, do you need your atjobs to have ad hoc access to
> > any functions that happen to be defined by any user that happens to
> > create them, or do you need your atjobs to have access to a
> > particular set of functions?
> > 
> Sorry. I mean the former not the latter.

That's fairly easy then. All you need to do is add a fixed "source
/path/to file" line to the output generated by at, pointing to a file
that you pre-populate with the functions (or anything else!) that you
need. And of course make the same mods I did so that bash is used as
the shell rather than sh.

It really would be a quick and easy mod.

Regards, K.

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