cjpa's Crontab-class (c)2003-2004 (cjpa@audiophile.com)
Some notes concerning the crontab-class.
The class is pretty thoroughly documented, so i won't go into specifics here. Windows-users: Bad luck, this won't work on your system unless you have installed Cygwin and probably even then you'll need to adapt this class a bit.
The following example will open the crontab-file of the user who is running the script, take the last entry from her crontab and add another crontab, 5 minutes later that does "ls -al".
<--- SNIP --->
#!/usr/local/bin/php -q
<?php
include_once "Crontab.php";
$cron = new Crontab(get_current_user());
$min = ($cron->crontabs[count($cron->getByType(CRON_CMD))][minute] + 5) % 60;
$hour = $cron->crontabs[count($cron->getByType(CRON_CMD))][hour];
if ($min < $cron->crontabs[count($cron->crontabs)-1][minute])
$hour = ($hour+1) % 24 ;
$cron->addCron($min, $hour, "*", "*", "*", "ls -al");
$cron->writeCrontab();
?>
<--- SNIP --->
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