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01-07-2007
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about crontab
dear all ,
does any one now how can i become sure that the crontab that i put was working successfully not by looking for thr result of the sheduled task but from a log for the crontab or something similar and i need to check that the cron i wrote is correct 00 15 * * 0,1,2,3,6 /home/oms/Statistics/run.sh this cron should be run at 7:00 PM form satrday-wensday thanks 
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01-08-2007
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simplest could be
have date command output to stderr or stdout within the script and redirect the output of the script to a file.
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