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I'm trying to use Python-crontab module over Linux OS (CentOS 7)

My config file is as follows:

{
 "ossConfigurationData": { 
 "work1": [
 { 
 "cronInterval": "0 0 0 1 1 ?", 
 "attribute": [
 { 
 "rules": [
 {
 ......
 }
 ] 
 }
 ],
 "work2": [
 { 
 "cronInterval": "0 0 0 1 2 ?", 
 "attribute": [
 { 
 "rules": [
 {
 ......
 }
 ] 
 },
 ]
 }

}

The file contain many work items. Each work item has it own cron expression. I want my Python script to be able to schedule each cron separately, set it in my OS & run it. When running, the purpose is running each work item separately according to it cron expression I did step-by-step according to [this][1]this tutorial. After many tests it's writing the cron, but I'm not sure it's what I need

Using this module, I can't create reference to the relevant work item. It's just adding a new line to the OS crontab with any execution I want to put there. I can't describe what I wish to run (i.e. - work1 or work2)

Any suggestions?

10x in advance :) [1]: https://stackabuse.com/scheduling-jobs-with-python-crontab/

I'm trying to use Python-crontab module over Linux OS (CentOS 7)

My config file is as follows:

{
 "ossConfigurationData": { 
 "work1": [
 { 
 "cronInterval": "0 0 0 1 1 ?", 
 "attribute": [
 { 
 "rules": [
 {
 ......
 }
 ] 
 }
 ],
 "work2": [
 { 
 "cronInterval": "0 0 0 1 2 ?", 
 "attribute": [
 { 
 "rules": [
 {
 ......
 }
 ] 
 },
 ]
 }

}

The file contain many work items. Each work item has it own cron expression. I want my Python script to be able to schedule each cron separately, set it in my OS & run it. When running, the purpose is running each work item separately according to it cron expression I did step-by-step according to [this][1] tutorial. After many tests it's writing the cron, but I'm not sure it's what I need

Using this module, I can't create reference to the relevant work item. It's just adding a new line to the OS crontab with any execution I want to put there. I can't describe what I wish to run (i.e. - work1 or work2)

Any suggestions?

10x in advance :) [1]: https://stackabuse.com/scheduling-jobs-with-python-crontab/

I'm trying to use Python-crontab module over Linux OS (CentOS 7)

My config file is as follows:

{
 "ossConfigurationData": { 
 "work1": [
 { 
 "cronInterval": "0 0 0 1 1 ?", 
 "attribute": [
 { 
 "rules": [
 {
 ......
 }
 ] 
 }
 ],
 "work2": [
 { 
 "cronInterval": "0 0 0 1 2 ?", 
 "attribute": [
 { 
 "rules": [
 {
 ......
 }
 ] 
 },
 ]
 }

}

The file contain many work items. Each work item has it own cron expression. I want my Python script to be able to schedule each cron separately, set it in my OS & run it. When running, the purpose is running each work item separately according to it cron expression I did step-by-step according to this tutorial. After many tests it's writing the cron, but I'm not sure it's what I need

Using this module, I can't create reference to the relevant work item. It's just adding a new line to the OS crontab with any execution I want to put there. I can't describe what I wish to run (i.e. - work1 or work2)

Any suggestions?

10x in advance :)

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My config file is as follows:

{
 "ossConfigurationData": { 
 "work1": [
 { 
 "cronInterval": "0 0 0 1 1 ?", 
 "attribute": [
 { 
 "rules": [
 {
 ......
 }
 ] 
 }
 ],
 "work2": [
 { 
 "cronInterval": "0 0 0 1 2 ?", 
 "attribute": [
 { 
 "rules": [
 {
 ......
 }
 ] 
 },
 ]
 }

}

The file contain many work items. Each work item has it own cron expression. I want my Python script to be able to schedule each cron separately, set it in my OS & run it. When running, the purpose is running each work item separately according to it cron expression I did step-by-step according to [this][1] tutorial. After many tests it's writing the cron, but nothing works So:I'm not sure it's what I need

  • Is this module still supported (according to it API [here][2], last updated in Dec-12)
  • Is it limited to all Linux distributions? Is it possible it support only Ubuntu?
  • Any other suggestions to? My purpose is to read cron scheduling from configuration file and execute a various process, each by different cron

Using this module, I can't create reference to the relevant work item. It's just adding a new line to the OS crontab with any execution I want to put there. I can't describe what I wish to run (i.e. - work1 or work2)

Test it in Win OS as well. Not working Any suggestions?

10x in advance :) [1]: https://stackabuse.com/scheduling-jobs-with-python-crontab/ [2]: https://launchpad.net/python-crontab

I did step-by-step according to [this][1] tutorial but nothing works So:

  • Is this module still supported (according to it API [here][2], last updated in Dec-12)
  • Is it limited to all Linux distributions? Is it possible it support only Ubuntu?
  • Any other suggestions to? My purpose is to read cron scheduling from configuration file and execute a various process, each by different cron

Test it in Win OS as well. Not working

10x in advance :) [1]: https://stackabuse.com/scheduling-jobs-with-python-crontab/ [2]: https://launchpad.net/python-crontab

My config file is as follows:

{
 "ossConfigurationData": { 
 "work1": [
 { 
 "cronInterval": "0 0 0 1 1 ?", 
 "attribute": [
 { 
 "rules": [
 {
 ......
 }
 ] 
 }
 ],
 "work2": [
 { 
 "cronInterval": "0 0 0 1 2 ?", 
 "attribute": [
 { 
 "rules": [
 {
 ......
 }
 ] 
 },
 ]
 }

}

The file contain many work items. Each work item has it own cron expression. I want my Python script to be able to schedule each cron separately, set it in my OS & run it. When running, the purpose is running each work item separately according to it cron expression I did step-by-step according to [this][1] tutorial. After many tests it's writing the cron, but I'm not sure it's what I need

Using this module, I can't create reference to the relevant work item. It's just adding a new line to the OS crontab with any execution I want to put there. I can't describe what I wish to run (i.e. - work1 or work2)

Any suggestions?

10x in advance :) [1]: https://stackabuse.com/scheduling-jobs-with-python-crontab/

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I'm trying to use Python-crontabPython-crontab module over Linux OS (CentOS 7) I

I did step-by-step according to [this][1] tutorial but nothing works So:

  • Is this module still supported (according to it API [here][2], last updated in Dec-12)
  • Is it limited to all Linux distributions? Is it possible it support only Ubuntu?
  • Any other suggestions to? My purpose is to read cron scheduling from configuration file and execute a various process, each by different cron

Test it in Win OS as well. Not working

10x in advance :) [1]: https://stackabuse.com/scheduling-jobs-with-python-crontab/ [2]: https://launchpad.net/python-crontab

I'm trying to use Python-crontab module over Linux OS (CentOS 7) I did step-by-step according to [this][1] tutorial but nothing works So:

  • Is this module still supported (according to it API [here][2], last updated in Dec-12)
  • Is it limited to all Linux distributions? Is it possible it support only Ubuntu?
  • Any other suggestions to? My purpose is to read cron scheduling from configuration file and execute a various process, each by different cron

Test it in Win OS as well. Not working

10x in advance :) [1]: https://stackabuse.com/scheduling-jobs-with-python-crontab/ [2]: https://launchpad.net/python-crontab

I'm trying to use Python-crontab module over Linux OS (CentOS 7)

I did step-by-step according to [this][1] tutorial but nothing works So:

  • Is this module still supported (according to it API [here][2], last updated in Dec-12)
  • Is it limited to all Linux distributions? Is it possible it support only Ubuntu?
  • Any other suggestions to? My purpose is to read cron scheduling from configuration file and execute a various process, each by different cron

Test it in Win OS as well. Not working

10x in advance :) [1]: https://stackabuse.com/scheduling-jobs-with-python-crontab/ [2]: https://launchpad.net/python-crontab

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