Hi,
sorry for my english.
My command in crontab doesn’t work.
crontab is installed.
its active
osmc@osmc:/home$ ps -ef|grep cron
root 782 1 0 19:49 ? 00:00:00 /usr/sbin/cron -f
i type:
sudo crontab -e
i put:
1 * * * * echo toto > /home/toto.txt
and this file not create…
i dont fine log for crontab.
Thx
shouldn’t the location be /home/osmc/toto.txt?
Use full paths, such as /bin/echo.
Make sure you have a new, empty line before the end of crontab.
this commande its just for my test.
@ActionA
the folder /home exist.
root@osmc:/home# pwd
/home
root@osmc:/home# ls
download osmc tmp
but toto its not create by the crontab
@sam_nazarko
i dont see if the are a line before the end because the editor is nano so ive alway a line empty at the end
1 * * * * /bin/echo toto > /home/toto.txt
doesn’t work too
its work finaly but not in 1min …so why ?
1 * * * * = all the 1 min no ?
ah no, its 20h01 , 21h01 … ok
we can closed
Crontab timings can be confusing
If you want the job every minute it is:
* * * * * <job>
Every 5 minutes would be:
*/5 * * * * <job>
A quick google search for man crontab
will give you all the tricks.