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Crontab help
How can I add a new crontab without having to reload all the other ones i already have running? or do I have to redo all of them?
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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 |
Can't you just do this from the shell:
Code:
crontab -e |
yah crontab -e and just add a line lol
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Thanks guys
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