Thread: Crontab help
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Old 08-02-2005, 10:33 AM  
zagi
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If you have shell access issue the command: crontab -l that will list all running crontabs

Then you can do crontab -l > file

This will dump it to a file, then edit that file and finally to re-update crontab with your new entry:

crontab file


All set -- to verify crontab -l
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