nigel henry wrote: > > Hi. I'm interested in setting up a cronjob. I'm using FC2, and using the > working example, crontab -l returned "no crontab for <user-name>" , so using > the suggested syntax I added myself to /etc/cron.allow, but trying crontab -l > still get the same result. There are 2 files in /etc. /etc/crontab, and > etc/cron.allow. > What the error message is telling you is that <user-name> has not created any cron jobs. So there are not jobs to list for that user. If the user had created any cron jobs, even if they later deleted the jobs. This is because each user has their own file with their cron jobs listed in it. This file is create when you run "crontab -e" and save the file. This file is not automatically created when create a new user, or add them to cron.allow. That way, cron does not have to process a lot of empty files. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
