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Uhm... Why do you want to put all the entries in a single file? Use templates of multiple files and put multiple files to /etc/cron.d.
by dozzie 10y ago
Uhm... Why do you want to put all the entries in a single file? Use templates
of multiple files and put multiple files to /etc/cron.d.
- swalladge 10y agoHmm yeah that sounds like it could work better. Are there any disadvantages of using /etc/cron.d over crontab though? It seems that doing it that way would require root access on the client/minion, but I guess running as root is the most common anyway.