Nov 5, 2020 · I need my script to be executed a minute after each reboot. When I apply @reboot in my crontab it is too early for my script - I want the script to be executed after all other tasks …

Feb 7, 2011 · My sysadmin has set up a bunch of cron jobs on my machine. I'd like to know exactly what is scheduled for what time. How can I get that list?

56 I'm new in Linux and I want to schedule a reboot at midnight. How should I do it? Edits: I'm sorry I didn't put the complete details. I want a reboot every 3rd Saturday of the month at …

I have a cron job that is scheduled to run every day. Other than changing the schedule, is there any other way to do a test run of the cron job right now to see if it works as intended? I know the

Using 2>&1 is (almost always) a good call for logging, and probably does solve whatever problem was going on in /data/script.sh, but it is only tangential to the OP's question about using the …

Cron generally requires that commands are terminated with a new line. Edit your crontab; go to the end of the line which contains the last command and insert a new line (press enter). Check …

10 Q: How can I run a cron command with existing environmental variables? The general practice is to specifically set all required environmental variables in a script that is to be run from a cron …

Apr 13, 2015 · The key words there are "they are not intended to be edited directly", so this answer is incomplete without Celada's command below, which provides a safer answer to the …

Thanks. Are the files in /etc/cron.d and /etc/crontab independent of each other, and read by crond independently and separately? Or does /etc/crontab ever include the files in /etc/cron.d?

Unless you know a priori what time zone cron is running in, the only reliable solution is to check empirically. Otherwise, you might just be checking the time zone of your current shell …