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  1. linux - How can I view results of my cron jobs? - Super User

    Mar 21, 2010 · Most cron daemons on platforms I've worked with automatically email the stdout/stderr of user cron jobs to the user whose crontab the job came from. Then discard it. I …

  2. crontab - cron expression for every hour starting from specific …

    May 13, 2015 · Every one hour (starting from "now") I am able to schedule using this cron expression (expression) using nodejs cron-job. But I need to set cron every one hour starting …

  3. Difference between /etc/crontab and "crontab -e" - Super User

    May 29, 2011 · What is the difference between the crontab located in /etc/crontab and the crontab that can be edited using crontab -e?

  4. linux - How to save Crontab edits? - Super User

    Nov 12, 2014 · I ran crontab -e and made some changes, now how do I save it?

  5. How to run a cron job as a specific user? - Super User

    The preferably solution I guess would be to just crontab -u <user> -e to keep everything in one place, which you can do as root. I like to group my cron jobs by function, though, instead of …

  6. linux - Error setting up Crontab - Super User

    If the OP uses a user-specific crontab (usually edited using crontab -e), he must not use a user field. The fact that the crontab is installed hints at a user-specific one rather than /etc/crontab.

  7. Run a cron job on the first Monday of every month? - Super User

    The crontab time and date fields specify only the time of day, and day of week. The shell test short-circuits if the weekday is not the first of the month, otherwise the real command is …

  8. Execute sudo command in cronjob (vestacp/ubuntu) - Super User

    Feb 21, 2022 · Is it possible to add cron command like &quot;sudo systemctl restart exim4&quot;? Usually in cronjob's list there's a path to the execution file, but looks like vestacp has list of …

  9. unix - Multiple crontabs for one user - Super User

    Oct 24, 2014 · is there a way to use multiple crontab files for one user? Thinking something along the lines of crontab file per project instead of crontab per user... Any help is appreciated...

  10. crontab - Disable cron jobs for a specific user - Super User

    0 If you want to block the crontab job for a particular user make sure that your logged in with root user,root user only have access for crontab files. 1.Then go to the dir /etc/cron.d in this …