On Wednesday 17 January 2001 11:41, you wrote:
can't help you but i have a similar problem,
i have added a line to /etc/crontab to start setiathome and the command
works fine off the command line but the job never starts, all the other
regular mandrake stuff seems to happen fine though, this
never tried webmin before, just took a look and i'm wondering what you can't
do from a browser (solve the middle east crisis perhaps?)
bascule
In the "for what its worth" department, I have created a number of cron
jobs in Webmin and have *never* had a problem. Maybe give that a try
hmm, i think it was either kedit or kwrite,
so you are saying don't enter c/rs? or do? how to insert a line -if desired-
between two others without doing so, assuming another answer than 'use
emacs'? and (being a newbie) i have to ask the exact meaning of 'terminated',
does that mean use a
thats good, as the house i share doesn't offer 'cremation on the premises'
(oooh - a film joke!)
'terminated' is, unfortunately, short for 'terminated by a c/r' - sorry
that was not clear.
i have examined the reference to the setiathome job in webmin and the details
were entered as i
On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, bascule wrote:
I think thats a cron job set waaay into the future. :)
-Chris
never tried webmin before, just took a look and i'm wondering what you can't
do from a browser (solve the middle east crisis perhaps?)
bascule
In the "for what its worth" department, I
weh hey! it works... but.. why.. spock...?
bascule
i have examined the reference to the setiathome job in webmin and the
details
were entered as i would have entered them making the cronjob this way in
the
first place breathe so as an experiment i have left the entry alone
choosing
Then "crontab -l" to see if it took...
John Hart
-Original Message-
From: pfortin@[207.144.175.62] [mailto:pfortin@[207.144.175.62]]On
Behalf Of Pierre Fortin
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 5:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] Crontab Bro
can't help you but i have a similar problem,
i have added a line to /etc/crontab to start setiathome and the command works fine
off the command line but the job never starts, all the other regular mandrake stuff
seems to happen fine though, this has only been since i reinstalled 7.2 as it
Try writing the command into a script file, make it executable, and
reference the cron to that.
--- "Russell \"Elik\" Rademacher" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the Crontab broken in the Mandrake 7.2? For past few days after I
installed the new crontabs for one user and another as other,
On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, bascule wrote:
can't help you but i have a similar problem,
i have added a line to /etc/crontab to start setiathome and the command works fine
off the command line but the job never starts, all the other regular mandrake stuff
seems to happen fine though, this has only
bascule [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
can't help you but i have a similar problem,
i have added a line to /etc/crontab to start setiathome and the command works fine
off the
command line but the job never starts, all the other regular mandrake stuff seems to
happen
fine though, this has only
Is the Crontab broken in the Mandrake 7.2? For past few days after I
installed the new crontabs for one user and another as other, it simply do
not run at all.
Did you just edit the files, or did you use "crontab -e userid"...??
The latter works for me.
Pierre
Is the Crontab broken in the Mandrake 7.2? For past few days after I
installed the new crontabs for one user and another as other, it simply do
not run at all.
Here is the entry that I set up in the crontab as follows:
Elik's Crontab:
25 13 17 * * tar -zcpf
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