Oh yeah, Kevin,
I almost forgot, to set up a cron entry you need to use the crontab command.
Check that out by executing the command:
man crontab
crontab -l: list the cron entries for user
crontab -d: delete user's cron entry
crontab: set ups an input session where you are required to type in the
desired entries
The best way to do this crontab stuff is to creat a flat (text) file with
the appropriate tab delimited fields, then you can do this:
crontab <yourTextFile (the less than "<" tells the shell to take
input from the listed file rather than from the standard input (keyboard)
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