Dear Gandhi
I encounter the same problem. Though crontab -l shows that the cron
active, it never worked. I have done the following
crontab -e
* 2* * * cp /home/sangu/* /usr2/
and stored it. I expect every day at 2 am this cron to copy to /usr2
location. I have privileges for this. Any help?
Can I create a file- copy.cron in /etc/cron.daily directory which has the
above job?
sangunni
"L.V.Gandhi" wrote:
> As an user I have edited crontab as
> $crontab -e
> with the line
> 0,15,30,45 * * * * /usr/bin/saytime
> saytime exists and works seperately. But it doesn't work through cron.
> Any help to solve this will be appreciated.
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