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Originally Posted by BjarneDM 1) the systemwide crontab file in /etc/crontab is edited normally with eg 'sudo pico /etc/crontab'
2) the user specific crontab files are editied using the 'crontab' command. See 'man crontab' on how to use it. |
Thanks. I found that 'crontab -e' does this for me, but I was wondering more about being to edit another user's crontab, which this command will not let me do. For my own crontab, it's certainly easier though.