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On my RHEL5 box, I have so far set up cron jobs by placing entries in the /etc/crontab file which is for safely reasons, only editable by root.
Are there other ways to set up cron jobs for individual users? Preferably, I would like each user to have their own cron file that they can edit at will without requiring root privileges.
Can this be done?
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crontab entry is user specific only. a user can make/schedule its own jobs in crontab or you can say that all files on which user is having access
http://www.weblogitech.com/2015/12/what-is-cron-tab-in-linux-and-unix.html
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Users can create and edit their own crontabs with crontab -e
. They can view their crontab with crontab -l
. They can remove their crontab with crontab -r
.
man -s1 crontab
for more information.
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