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Hi my friend

I want to delete special scheduled task can any ony tell me how can I do that?

I have this command to delete all currently scheduled tasks [crontab -r]
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You may have to Edit the crontab entry file,

Code:
crontab -e
and edit the cron entries write and quit.The changes will be reflected.

Try crontab -l , to see the latest changes that you have made.Hope this helps

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Yes My friend

after using crontab -e vi editor will be run but I can not make any thing

and I have tried crontab -r , all scheduled tasks was deleted

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Yes My friend

after using crontab -e vi editor will be run but I can not make any thing

and I have tried crontab -r , all scheduled tasks was deleted

thanks
If crontab -e opened your current cron in an editor,what was the error while modifying the cron entries in the editor?

As we cannot remove specifically using crontab -r,You may have add the new crontab.

crontab -l > /tmp/mycron
Edit the /tmp/mycron
crontab /tmp/mycron

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