I've found some puzzle with atrm
command I can't understand. The man page for at
says that atrm
is an alias for at -d
. The file /usr/bin/atrm
command says that it is a symbolic link to at
.
Now if atrm
is a link to at
then my understanding is that atrm <jobid>
and at <jobid>
commands should be equivalent, but they aren't (atrm <jobid>
and at -d <jobid>
are), at <jobid>
command just shows "Garbled time" error.
How is that? I mean how being a symbolic link to at
, atrm
can call at
with a -d
option? What do I miss?
P.S. Linux distro in question is Debian 7.3
Thank you
/bin/rbash
symbolic link which will startbash
with-r
flag (restricted mode)