I assume you can do this the same way as in original Unix environments
eg
crontab -l > editfile (pushes current cron jobs to a editable file)
emacs (or kwrite or even vi for those keen die hards that don't know about
guis) "editfile"
editing....
save editfile
crontab editfile (saves the contents of the file back to crontable)
crontab -l
lists the new contents of the cron table
Pay attention to specific changes as if you stuff this, it may take heaps of
work to recreate (ie save a copy of your original editfile somewhere where
you'll remember to find it).
That's all Folks
Mat Boonen
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen M Lavelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 9 March 2000 14:06
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Updating Cron
I have recently changed the times of a cron job. How do I tell cron that
this file has changed (aside from rebooting)
Stephen
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