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From: Christopher Farley <chris@northernbrewer.com>
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Subject: crontab
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Does anybody have a strong preference between /etc/crontab or root's
personal crontab for routine system maintenance chores like backups,
cvsup, etc?

I've been using the 'personal crontab' approach to avoid having to merge
/etc/cron after an update...
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