I am trying to run a cron job more frequent than one hour, but that's as
small as it goes in /etc/cron.* I read both the cron and crontab man
pages but neither says anything about the /etc/crontab format. I
couldnt tell just by looking at it.. looked confusing :) Anyone know
how to add an
-- quoting Aaron Walker --
I am trying to run a cron job more frequent than one hour, but that's as
small as it goes in /etc/cron.* I read both the cron and crontab man
pages but neither says anything about the /etc/crontab format. I
couldnt tell just by looking at it..
Aaron writes:
I am trying to run a cron job more frequent than one hour, but that's as
small as it goes in /etc/cron.* I read both the cron and crontab man
pages but neither says anything about the /etc/crontab format. I
That's because there are two man pages. man 5 crontab gets the other
On Dec 3, 2003, at 11:11 am, Aaron Walker wrote:
I am trying to run a cron job more frequent than one hour, but that's
as small as it goes in /etc/cron.* I read both the cron and crontab
man pages but neither says anything about the /etc/crontab format. I
couldnt tell just by looking at it..
Aaron Walker said:
I am trying to run a cron job more frequent than one hour, but
that's as small as it goes in /etc/cron.*
I usually like to have a minutely cronjob as well. To do this I
alter my /etc/crontab to look like this:
* * * * * roottest -x /usr/sbin/run-crons
