crontab -l
: list current crontab entries.crontab -e
: edit crontab entriescrontab -r
: remove the crontab filecrontab files are located in
/var/spool/cron
cron will also run scripts in
cron.monthly/ cron.daily/ cron.hourly/ cron.weekly/
Fedora, Red Hat, CentOS, Linux
crontab -l
: list current crontab entries.crontab -e
: edit crontab entriescrontab -r
: remove the crontab file/var/spool/cron
cron.monthly/ cron.daily/ cron.hourly/ cron.weekly/
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