Is it possible to schedule a single php function to run at a specific time in the future using the Unix ‘at’ command? If so how would this be done?
Also is this the best way to handle scheduling a single function to run at a later date?
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Is it possible to schedule a single php function to run at a specific time in the future using the Unix ‘at’ command? If so how would this be done?
Also is this the best way to handle scheduling a single function to run at a later date?
Sure, you can use
atorcron, and pass the-Rflag to PHP to execute the command line:Or it is perhaps better to call a file which may contain multiple commands