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launchd was designed as a replacement to cron.

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edited Sep 21, 2019 at 10:21

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I think the way you are "supposed" to do cron-like stuff is via launchd (see theOn macOS, StartCalendarInterval key inlaunchd is Apple's replacement for launchd.plist(5)cron). I don't know what the "official" replacement for at is.

See the StartCalendarInterval key in launchd.plist(5) to get started.

I think the way you are "supposed" to do cron-like stuff is via launchd (see the StartCalendarInterval key in launchd.plist(5)). I don't know what the "official" replacement for at is.

launchd

On macOS, launchd is Apple's replacement for cron. I don't know what the "official" replacement for at is.

See the StartCalendarInterval key in launchd.plist(5) to get started.

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created Sep 20, 2019 at 19:51

Ture Pålsson

I think the way you are "supposed" to do cron-like stuff is via launchd (see the StartCalendarInterval key in launchd.plist(5)). I don't know what the "official" replacement for at is.