Dave Carrera wrote:
Hi Frank,
So if I
#ee /etc/crontab (I prefer ee to vi )
Add this
* 2 * * * root /bin/csh /root/script.csh
Save exit
That should run my script at 2am every morning yes ?
Spaces above are tabs in keeping with what is in my crontab already (entries
by someone else's)
Thank
Oops,
of course you're right! Should have given it a closer look, I guess. Sorry for that!
Frank
>
> [Dave Carrera]
>> So if I
>>
>> #ee /etc/crontab (I prefer ee to vi )
>>
>> Add this
>>
>> * 2 * * * root/bin/csh /root/script.csh
>>
>> Save exit
>>
>> That shoul
[Dave Carrera]
> So if I
>
> #ee /etc/crontab (I prefer ee to vi )
>
> Add this
>
> * 2 * * * root/bin/csh /root/script.csh
>
> Save exit
>
> That should run my script at 2am every morning yes ?
[Frank Mueller]
>
> Yes, correct.
I thought that putting an * in y
Spaces above are tabs in keeping with what is in my crontab already (entries
> by someone else's)
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Dave C
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Frank Mueller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 12 March 2004 09:07
> To: Dave Carrera
&
else's)
Thanks for your help
Dave C
-Original Message-
From: Frank Mueller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 March 2004 09:07
To: Dave Carrera
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Cron job questions
Hi,
1) if you don't have either cron.allow nore cron.deny, then anyone is
Dave Carrera wrote:
Hi List,
I am trying to set up a cronjob and want to pass by the list if I am doing
it right.
As root or any other user you can type:
#crontab -l
to see what entries there are at the moment and
#crontab -e
to edit your crontab. And you could type:
#man crontab
to read
Hi,
1) if you don't have either cron.allow nore cron.deny, then anyone is allowed to use
cron
2) nope
3) As root just edit /etc/crontab and save it. The config is automatically reread.
4) sleep well
Bye,
Frank
> Hi List,
>
> I am trying to set up a cronjob and want to pass by the list if I
Hi List,
I am trying to set up a cronjob and want to pass by the list if I am doing
it right.
1) I saw on a list that /usr/lib/cron/cron.allow or /usr/lib/cron/cron.deny
needs to exist is this true on FreeBSD as I don’t have them which I think
restricts only root to use cron.
2) I can only su to
