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Edit Crontab
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I am new to Unix and would like some assistance. I need to edit the crontab file so that a script is set to run at 3:00 am each day. When I telnet to the sun server and type crontab -e a black screen appears and I am unable to make any changes. Could you advice on what is needed to edit the crontab file and what should the script say to achieve my goal. Regards |
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