On 10/4/07, Ralph Shumaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to do ~something like~ put "ksig --random" on an hourly
> cron.  But I only care to do it for user joeBloe.  cron seems to be a
> superuser thing.  In this case, I *have* root access.  But what if I
> don't?  Is there a way that joeUser can set up an hourly job?
>

Without going deeply into the subject, the version of cron that is
present on nearly all Linux systems allows each user to have an
individual crontab.  See $(man cron) for more explanation.  Ask more
questions after looking there.

   carl
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