sweetgrass@zen2now.com wrote:

>On Tuesday 26 October 2004 16:29, Eric \ wrote:
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>if you just want to view it you could from cli issue the following: 
>crontab -u root -l
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>slr
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>>elemint@theriver.com wrote:
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>>>I backed up a server before I retired it and I wanted to view roots
>>>crontab file but I am not sure where that is located, is it in /etc?
>>>
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>>>Jim
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>>It is on Redhat/Fedora. Not sure about other distros.
>>Note, on RH/FC, it simply points to other folders (e.g. /etc/cron.daily)
>>where the actual scripts that cron runs are located.
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I need to view the crontab from a server that has been retired so what I 
have is the backup.


Jim
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