Crontab

[Greg Golin]

Also, make sure your sh file has the +x permission set and that is points to 
the right interpretor [the very first line of the file says !#/bin/sh]

GG

On 8/29/05, Eris Caffee <eris-redhat-list at eldalin.com> wrote:
> 
> > And, for your command, I think the place where you are doing wrong, is
> > that you don't specify what user you want the command to run into... 
> Just
> > log in as root, and set the cron, it will run with root privileges 
> only...
> 
> Right. You only have to specify the user if you are adding the cron entry
> to /etc/crontab or one of the files in /etc/cron.d. Individual user
> crontabs (edited with the "crontab -e" command) don't need to have the
> user specified.
> 
> Eris Caffee
> 
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