Interface to UNIX "at" program

I've got a class that interfaces with the "at" program, that I am PEAR-ifing. a) worth contributing? b) where? Date::At? Or Cron::At? Or ... ? FYI: here is the usage info from the un-PEAR-ed version ... which I creatively called phat. :) # USAGE: # # * First, read the man pages on at and atq. Since this class is really # just a fancy way of executing those shell commands, you should understand # how they work first. # # $at = new phat; # # This just instantiates the class. # # $at->at( string $cmd, string $timespec [, char $queue [, bool $mail]] ); # # This makes an "at" job, where $cmd is the shell command to run # and $timespec describes when the function should run. See the # at man page for a description of the spec. # # $queue is an optional 1 character string [a-zA-Z] that can define # which queue to put the job in. # # If $mail is set, then an email will be sent when the job runs, # even if the job doesn't output anything. The mail gets sent to # the user running the script (probably the webserver, i.e. # nobody@localhost). # # The at() method returns false on error (in which case, check # $at->error for the message), or the job number on success. # On succes, $at->runtime is also set with the timestamp corresponding # to when the job will run. # # $at->atq( [char $queue] ); # # This returns an array listing all queued jobs. The arrays keys # are the job numbers, and each entry is itself an associative array # showing the runtime (timestamp) and queue (char). # # If $queue is set, only jobs in that queue are listed. # # $at->atrm( $job ) # # This removes jobs from the queue. Returns false if the job doesn't # exist, or true (since the atrm shell command doesn't seem to report # anything on success or failure). # # # -- Colin Viebrock Co-Founder, easyDNS Technologies http://www.easyDNS.com/