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crontab in every 05,20,35,50 min
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How can i set a cronjob which needs to run every 05,20,35,50 min . I tried 05,20,35,50 * * * * /exec/eerrtis/tttttk/AOOK00000/bin/Packing.sh.. but its giving error while saving the crontab file .... What is the correct way ??? Thanks and Regards |
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What error are you exactly getting?
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While trying to save, Following error i am getting
"/tmp/crontab.XXXXSqLQDG":4: bad minute errors in crontab file, can't install. Do you want to retry the same edit? .... If i am doing like 05* * * * /esasa/aslis/m2xtrk/A00000sds/bin/Packing.sh then it work also |
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Try the following:
5,20,35,50 * * * * /esasa/aslis/m2xtrk/A00000sds/bin/Packing.sh or 5 */4 * * * /esasa/aslis/m2xtrk/A00000sds/bin/Packing.sh Hope this will help you. Brgds, Yogi Quote:
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You could try just breaking the cronjob up into separate lines:
*/05 * * * * /exec/eerrtis/tttttk/AOOK00000/bin/Packing.sh */20 * * * * /exec/eerrtis/tttttk/AOOK00000/bin/Packing.sh etc. Hope this helps. |
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