Cron must be setup using sudo or root user and recommended to run in the early hours to avoid disruption. Run sudo crontab -e to open the crontab for the root user ...
Editing the plain text crontab is error prone for managing jobs, e.g., adding jobs, deleting jobs, or pausing jobs. A small mistake can easily bring down all the jobs ...
I'm trying to get my crontab to run getmail and download mail from multiple POP servers.<BR><BR>My crontab (as root) looks like this:<BR>SHELL=/bin/bash<BR>PATH=/sbin ...
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