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Subject: Ooops: Missing Crontab?
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Date: Thu, 02 Oct 1997 18:18:34 -0400
From: User Gp <gp@tower.my.domain>
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I don't know how I manage to do these things to myself. I wanted to set up a 
crontab for my non-root login on my pc. It seems to me that I used a crontab 
for root as a template, and it looked like there might be some pretty 
important stuff in there. Is there a root crontab included in the distribution 
(I'm running -current from about 9/24)? If there is, how do I get a copy.

I'm concerned because when I type "crontab -l -u root", I get "No crontab for 
root".

Thanks.

Greg