Re: Cron problem

On Mon, 10 Oct 2005, Igor Pechtchanski wrote: > > $ uname > > Linux > > > > $ export VISUAL=zile > > > > $ crontab -e > > > > ...edit the file.. > > Hmm, one detail that's missing: when was the above done? Before 8:00, or > after? About at 8.45, all the commands in the example are sequential

Re: Cron problem

Hi Igor, > We can't tell you where you are wrong until you tell us what you mean by > cron "not working"... Does the crontab fail to execute correctly (i.e., > every minute after 10:00? first I'm sorry for my poor English... in order to explain you what I mean when I wrote "cron does't work", I

Re: Cron problem

Hi, Igor > Try doing this without changing your UID to 18. In fact, is there a > reason why you didn't use cron-config in the first place? Why not try > removing all traces of the cron service, including the log and pid files, > and using cron-config to install cron? well, I removed all my cro

Re: Cron problem

I'm desperate :-) Thanks O. On Fri, 7 Oct 2005, Igor Pechtchanski wrote: > Ugh, top-posting. Reformatted... > > On Fri, 7 Oct 2005, Orfeo Da Via wrote: > > > Earlier I wrote: > > > I'll quote your crontab inline to better comment on it: > >

Re: Cron problem

Hi Igor, thanks for your quicky reply! I tryed in this way $ crontab -l 10 14 * * * /bin/date >> /usr/tmp/date.out 2>&1 but doesn't work!! In attch. files is generated from: $ cat /var/log/cron.log > cron.log.txt $ ps -elf > ps-elf.txt I've also changed the permission of my cron.pid $ cho