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Enable & disable cronjob
Hi All,
I am new to cronjob and need some guidance on this. 1) How do i enable a cronjob ? Can it be done by "crontab mycronfile" or "crontab -e mycronfile" 2) How can i disable the cronjob? Can deleting of the "mycronfile" disable the cron or do i need to perform "crontab -r mycronfile" ? |
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If you mean the cron subsystem then do a check of the process list and see if cron is running. Otherwise it depends on your operating system.
If you mean your tasks, then do "crontab -l", if nothing is listed that does not start with # then you have nothing scheduled. |
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