Henry, Are you trying to configure your cron jobs?
if so what I usaully do is run crontab -e enter in what I want and then exit cron then runs the jobs at the expected time. I haven't used at jobs sorry. > Dear List: > > I cant use crontab-command by typing "crontab cronset" ,even I use > crontab -l to verify it . > > my cronset is as follows: > > 0 9 * * * updatedb > > min hr > > But I can use at-command : > > at -f myschedule 09:00 (my schedule is like this : updatedb) > > Could you shed some light on it ? > > BestRegards' > > Henry > -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
