I definitely installed Cygwin on my Windows 2k machine as "All Users". The
crontab I am creating is under my individual user name. When I remove my
crontab file and type the command "./crontab -l" it lists my username in the
"no cronfile" response, which by the way is on the network domain, not
At 05:19 PM 11/19/2003, Tim Ashman you wrote:
>I definitely installed Cygwin on my Windows 2k machine as "All Users". The crontab I
>am creating is under my individual user name. When I remove my crontab file and type
>the command "./crontab -l" it lists my username in the "no cronfile" response
I definitely installed Cygwin on my Windows 2k machine as "All Users". The
crontab I am creating is under my individual user name. When I remove my
crontab file and type the command "./crontab -l" it lists my username in the
"no cronfile" response, which by the way is on the network domain, not
At 01:47 PM 11/19/2003, Tim Ashman you wrote:
>I am having trouble with the Cron utility. I have written a fairly simple bash script
>that runs successfully on its own but does not work with crontab. I am working on a
>Windows 2K machine. I tried running a simlilar crontab on a linux machine and
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