crontab options

the crontab file (because the R key is close to the E key to the right). This is why some system documentation does not recommend editing the crontab file directly, but instead edits a copy of the file and then resubmit the new file.Some variants of crontab are somewhat bizarre, so be careful when using the crontab co

/tty1 # dt:delete Core Files,at3.30am on1,7, -, +, -, -Days of each month - 3 1,7, -, +, -* */bin/find-name"Core '-exec rm {} \;4). Delete the crontab fileTo delete a crontab file, you can use:$ crontab-r5). Recover the Lost crontab fileIf you accidentally delete the crontab

the crontab file (because the R key is close to the E key to the right). This is why some system documentation does not recommend editing the crontab file directly, but instead edits a copy of the file and then resubmit the new file.Some variants of crontab are somewhat bizarre, so be careful when using the crontab co

editing the crontab file directly, but instead edits a copy of the file and then resubmit the new file.Some variants of crontab are somewhat bizarre, so be careful when using the crontab command. If you omit any of the options, crontab may open an empty file, or it might lo

installed on Tue 4 13:07:43 1999)# Dt:ech The date to the console every minites0,15,30,45 18-06 * * */bin/echo ' date ' >/dev/tty1# Dt:delete Core Files,at 3.30am on 1,7,14,21,26,26 days of each month3 1,7,14,21,26 * */bin/find-name "core '-exec rm {} \;4). Delete the crontab fileTo delete a crontab file, you can use:$ crontab-r5). Recover the Lost

:$ crontabAmong them, is the file name of your copy in the $ H O M e directory.I suggest that you save a copy of the file in your own $ H O M e directory. I have had a similar experience, several times mistakenly deleted the crontab file (because the R key is close to the right of the E key). This is why some system documents do not recommend editing the crontab file directly, but instead edit a copy of the

the file and then resubmit the new file.Some variants of crontab are somewhat bizarre, so be careful when using the crontab command. If you omit any of the options, crontab may open an empty file, or it might look like an empty file. Then hit the delete key to exit, do not press 5. Working with instances Instance 1:

resubmit the new file.Some variants of crontab are somewhat bizarre, so be careful when using the crontab command. If you omit any of the options, crontab may open an empty file, or it might look like an empty file. Then hit the delete key to exit, do not press 5. Working with instancesExample 1: command is executed e

resubmit the new file.Some variants of crontab are somewhat bizarre, so be careful when using the crontab command. If you omit any of the options, crontab may open an empty file, or it might look like an empty file. Then hit the delete key to exit, do not press 5. Working with instancesExample 1: command is executed e