There's no such thing as a free lunch. And none of this has anything at all to do with Perl. Abigail

If this has nothing to do with perl, then why did you throw your comments out there?

Was it to show how "charming" you are?

First of all, I am not looking for a "Free lunch". That's original. I have a personal site for a hobbie, NOT a commercial site. Therefore, it makes no sense to pay $50/month for cron. I can live with out it. I was curious if there were alternatives. Seeing that there isn't, that is fine also.

You really should go to charm school. Until then please try and refrain from repling to these nodes, for you paint an ugly picture PERL programmers, and you might discourage new commers.

In reply to Re: Re: ALTERNATIVE TO CRON.SH by rxguil
in thread ALTERNATIVE TO CRON.SH by rxguil

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