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Jawa
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It's been a while that you asked this question, but it seems that no solution came up in this thread.

Depending on the way you create a user-crontab, it might be necessary to execute this after editing it:

crontab ~/.yourcrontabfile

crontab ~/.yourcrontabfile

To see if the new crontab (also after modifying it) has been activated, check with:

crontab -l

crontab -l

It's been a while that you asked this question, but it seems that no solution came up in this thread.

Depending on the way you create a user-crontab, it might be necessary to execute this after editing it:

crontab ~/.yourcrontabfile

To see if the new crontab (also after modifying it) has been activated, check with:

crontab -l

It's been a while that you asked this question, but it seems that no solution came up in this thread.

Depending on the way you create a user-crontab, it might be necessary to execute this after editing it:

crontab ~/.yourcrontabfile

To see if the new crontab (also after modifying it) has been activated, check with:

crontab -l
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Ben
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It's been a while that you asked this question, but it seems that no solution came up in this thread.

Depending on the way you create a user-crontab, it might be necessary to execute this after editing it:

crontab ~/.yourcrontabfile

To see if the new crontab (also after modifying it) has been activated, check with:

crontab -l