I agree with Brian here. Having a script run at a regularly is a job
for the OS, rather than something you should try implementing directly
in the script. Sure you could use sleep() or its equivalent, but
typically the OS scheduler will be more accurate, and probably consume
less resources than a sleeping script.
- Nebu
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