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Viewing All Cron jobs Using the command below, one can view all existing Cron jobs. The command display jobs for the current user you are logged in as, which in this example is root. crontab -l To view other user Cron jobs, use the command crontab -u USERNAME -l while ensuring to change the “USERNAME” part with … Read more

Over the years, I’ve written or collected various cron jobs that others might find useful. I prefer one line crons, which don’t require an external script, sometimes this means really really long commands pipped together, but I think you can easily place them within a shell script if you prefer. The idea is, that these … Read more

To schedule a task in Linux using cronjobs, you’ll edit the crontab file using the crontab -e command, add a new entry specifying the execution time and the command to run, then save and close the file.  Here’s a more detailed breakdown: 1. Open the crontab file: 2. Add a cron job entry: 3. Save and close … Read more