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slackbook:process_control [2012/09/08 21:29 (UTC)] – [ps] fixed misspelling ("equivalent", not "equivilant") kikinovakslackbook:process_control [2012/10/14 15:53 (UTC)] (current) – removed all bash flags mfillpot
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 ===== cron ===== ===== cron =====
  
-<title>cron</title>+
  
 Ok, so we've learned many different ways of viewing the active Ok, so we've learned many different ways of viewing the active
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 to understand at first, so let's look at each part individually. From to understand at first, so let's look at each part individually. From
 left to right, the different sections are: Minute, Hour, Day, Month, left to right, the different sections are: Minute, Hour, Day, Month,
-Week Day, and Command. Any asterisk <key>*</key> entry matches+Week Day, and Command. Any asterisk <key>'*'</key> entry matches
 every minute, hour, day, and so on. So from the example above, the every minute, hour, day, and so on. So from the example above, the
 command is //"/usr/local/bin/rsync-slackware64.sh 1>/dev/null 2>&1"//, and command is //"/usr/local/bin/rsync-slackware64.sh 1>/dev/null 2>&1"//, and
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