Is there any way to run the script at intervals and output its result?

Question

System administration

DD.
You need something like a hybrid of crontab and "tail -f ..
" I want to run something like this:
utilName -f --command = '* * * * * php /cron.php'
and the utility runs this script once a minute and shows its result, as soon as I complete the "ctrl + C" task, nothing else happens.

Of course, you can make an entry in crontab, output the result to which file and hang "tail -f" on this file.
but then I can forget about the crontab entry

Answer 1

Write a script that will run your command indefinitely in a circle. As a "minute separator" use sleep 60
Accordingly, when you interrupt it with ctrl-c, everything will stop.
Here are the options
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1289026/syntax...
https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/bash-for-loop/