crontab -e just uses your default editor, probably vi. If you're not
familiar with vi, google will help you find a good cheat sheet of
commands.
If you only have one line in your crontab, you can also just use
crontab -r to delete the entire file.
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Fletch
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I set it up with a crontab -e as per these instructions for the
automatic shutdown:
http://www.ulverston.myzen.co.uk/mini-itx/pages/tuning.htm
How do i remove/edit the existing time?
Thanks as always for the help given,
Graham
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fast eddie
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fast eddie;326035 Wrote:
> I have set my CC server to auto shut down at 11pm by using the line
> below:
>
> 23 00 * * * /sbin/shutdown -h now
>
> If I want to change the time to be 23:59, can I just enter the above
> line with the new time and it will overwrite the existing or do I have
> to do
I have set my CC server to auto shut down at 11pm by using the line
below:
23 00 * * * /sbin/shutdown -h now
If I want to change the time to be 23:59, can I just enter the above
line with the new time and it will overwrite the existing or do I have
to do something else first?
Thanks for the hel
