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How to create cron job automatically?
How do I write a perl script to get the cron jobs? I could do a
perl -e ' system "crontab -l > jobs.txt " '; Is there a better way? Then I can use perl to make changes to jobs.txt. How can I submit the changes. I suppose I could use system "crontab jobs.txt", is there a better way? Thanks, Siegfried |
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