Sleep question

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No, but if you use date or something like it, to calculate the number of
seconds between now and then, and do a sleep for that, you might could
pull it off.  You could do all of that with a pipe, something like this:

sleep `date flags`

Where "flags", is the flags necessary to get date to do this, for your
particular OS.  I think it can.

On Fri, 18 Apr 2003, Lorenzo Prince wrote:

> Looks like it isn't possible to use sleep to do this.  According to the
> manpage, it can only be used to sleep for a specified amount of time,
> which it says can be seconds, minutes, hours or days.
>
> Lorenzo
>
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>
> Mike Keithley staggered into view and mumbled:
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> > Is it possible to tell sleep to "sleep" until a time like 20:00:00 (8 pm).
> >
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