Re: cron 00.27

r wrote: I started cron ( with "cron-config" command, ( is it possible to configure it to start at win boot ? )) Cron-config did that. so I did once and from next time it will be started at boot time ? Because I did not find this information everywhere. Yes it will start at boot time (if an

Re: cron 00.27

René Berber computer.org> writes: > > I started cron ( with "cron-config" command, ( is it possible > > to configure it to start at win boot ? )) > > Cron-config did that. so I did once and from next time it will be started at boot time ? Because I did not find this information everywhere. >

Re: cron 00.27

Ken Jackson jackson.io> writes: > Rather than putting putting it in a directory, it's better to let > the crontab command do it. Put those two lines in crontab.txt: great I didn't know > Make sure the first line is > #!/bin/sh > > And make them executable: > chmod +x prova.sh it has to be

Re: cron 00.27

r wrote: I'm trying to use cron, I created a file called backup_cygwin 59 18 * * 6 /bin/backup_cygwin.sh 00 27 20 7 * /bin/prova.sh and I put it in /var/cron/tabs/ Wrong place! then I create prova.sh as follow Wrong sequence... first create the script, then install it in cron. SHELL=/

Re: cron 00.27

> I'm trying to use cron, I created a file called backup_cygwin > > > 59 18 * * 6 /bin/backup_cygwin.sh > 00 27 20 7 * /bin/prova.sh > > > and I put it in /var/cron/tabs/ Rather than putting putting it in a directory, it's better to let the crontab command do it. Put those two lines