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I have also read tips from folks who use at(1) to schedule the 
"safety net" firewall restoration, as opposed to using a cron(8)
job.  at(1) is more suited to one-shot scheduled jobs, and it is
a little easier to tell it "run this ten minutes from now", for
changing values of now.