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crontab entries deleted !!
Hi all,
A friend of mine accidently erased all crontab entries by typing crontab -r. Can anyone pls. help me on this. Is it possible that a backup file is available other than files from the backup tape. Or is it retrievable ??? Thnx, MK |
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