First, I'd like to thank everyone that tried to help me with this issue. I
appreciate your insight.
I solved the problem by going back to "Crontab 101".
I discovered you can't add cron jobs by simply editing /etc/crontab. Doh!
The solution (most of you know this, but for any other cron newbies out
there) is to:
Make a copy of your current crontab file:
# crontab -l > cron.tmp
Edit this file to add the new cronjob:
# pico cron.tmp
Replace the current crontab with your crontab temp file:
# crontab cron.tmp
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