Try:
ps -ef |grep cron
you should see:
/usr/sbin/cron
as one of the entries. If not, then your cron daemon is not running.
If it is, then it may be the syntax of your crontab entry.
Try:
crontab -l > cron.txt
Post your cron.txt to the list and we'll have a look.
HTH
Gerardo
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Hi Molina,
Yes I want it to run at every day at 1am . But it is not running at
all. My server time is correct .
-- neena
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