Outrageously Funny Search Suggestion Engine :: Timeouts

👉 Timeouts are a feature of programming languages that allow you to specify how long a function or other program should wait before it returns. The timeout is usually specified in milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years. For example, if your function waits 5 seconds before returning, the code would look like this: ```python def my_function(): time.sleep(5) ``` This will wait for 5 seconds and return when it is done. If

timeouts

👉 TimeoutSetting.conf specifies how to set timeouts for various operations in a cron job. It includes parameters like duration, interval, and function. Detailed definitions include: -

Duration

: Duration in seconds. -

Interval

: Time between each execution. -

Function

: The operation to be executed. Example usage: ```bash cron.hourly {echo "Hello World!"} 0


``` This sets the timeout for running the echo command at 24 hours from now, after every hour.

TimeoutSetting.conf