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View CrobJobs used by all users

Hi I am using UNIX .
I do not have root acces .
How do i check different users cronjobs .Is there any command to check using mutiple users in one shot
With user : AAA i can get all cronjob using crontab -l AAA
similarly with user BBB i can get all cron entries . For that i need to login as that user.
We have more than 100 users in the unix server. Can anyone help to check all users cronjobs without using root .

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have a look at /var/spool/cron/ folder. U need to be root
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Withour using root . do we have any option ?
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does your account has priviliges of using sudo ? If not, and you are still looking for options, I am very eager to see others reply
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Hi ...i dont have sudo access either.
Any way to find different users crons

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To your original question: No. Without root, sudo (to root or a specific user), login as the specific user, or login as another privileged user who has access to read that information, it's as it should be: No.
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