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Subject: cron
From: O Senhor <osenhor@uol.com.br>
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Hi,

  How can one user to use crond ???
  crontab -e ???
  My doubt is the follow: Can the user manage your cron jobs without my
intervention??? if, for example, the user wants run some job every day.
What command he would type?

Thanks!



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