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How to Run a Cron Job Every 30 Seconds in Linux

Home How to Run a Cron Job Every 30 Seconds in Linux
January 2, 2023 | by Arround The Web | No comments

How to Run a Cron Job Every 30 Seconds in Linux

Because Cron only supports a time interval of at least 60 seconds, to run a cron job every 30 seconds, you need to employ this trick.

The post How to Run a Cron Job Every 30 Seconds in Linux appeared first on Linux Today.

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