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I figured it out. I was making it to complicated. I just used the full path for the file in the echo command instead of trying to CD into each directory first. Now everything is working fine. Cliff

You must use "echo" if you are using "at" as it expects the command to be run as its standard input. The quotes around the script name are not needed as there are no special characters. Joe L. I tried removing the echo and the quotes with no luck getting unmenu to load. I then tried it with the echo command back in-minus the quotes and no luck again. No errors in the syslog either. Thanks again, Cliff

Well I spoke to soon. I tried adding unmenu to my go sctript and rebooted the server. Neither unmenu or s3_notHrHdTcpIp work. The lines in my go script work fine when copied one at a time into a telnet session. I know this is going to be something simple. I will attach a backup cop of my go script. Thanks again, Cliff gobackup.txt

You can ignore the error, unRAID has no mail command , therefore "at" cannot mail to you the fact the command was started. Thanks Joe L. I remember reading about that now and since I had unmenu running it wouldn't sleep.

Hi all, I am trying to get s3_notHrHdTcpIp to work from the go script, but I keep getting an error and it does not run. The error is: Feb 21 16:49:00 Tower atd[2174]: Exec failed for mail command: No such file or directory If I copy what I have in my go script a line at a time into a telnet session it works fine. These are the lines I added to my go script. Funny thing is I have no mail packages installed. cd /boot/custom/Server_Scripts chmod +x s3_notHrHdTcpIp.sh echo "s3_notHrHdTcpIp.sh" | at now + 1 minute