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12:08 AM

This question has just one answer, and I think it's possible to do better. In case anyone wants to give it a shot:

[NOTE: The intent of this question is to help people evaluate whether systemd timers would be a good choice for their job timing needs. Many (most?) people are probably using cron, but maybe some are open to alternatives/improvements.] It was recently pointed out to me that an alternative to cro...

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terdon

2:43 PM

@eusoubrasileiro join me here if you like and we can sort your question out.

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eusoubrasileiro

4:16 PM

@terdon @terdon I think you have already figure out my problem. You made me do that. prename doesn't show the replacements or renames that end-up being the original name of the file itself (when using the option -n). That's why I was thinking that there was something wrong when there was not! Well don't know ... I am thinking on closing the question....

terdon

@eusoubrasileiro Huh? So what happened?

Glad you figured it out anyway :)

Ah! So you mean it wasn't showing every file, only those whose name would change?

Now I understand why you were showing that long list every time!

eusoubrasileiro

@terdon Exactly!

@terdon again thank you very much!

terdon

Heh, you're very welcome, but I didn't do anything :)

If that's what happened, I'll just close the question as non-reproducible. OK?

eusoubrasileiro