Mark Brinicombe writes:
 > 
 > crontab -l
 > 
 > will list the crontab for the user running the command so the normal proceedure
 > is
 > 
 > crontab -l >crontab.mine	- get the current crontab for the user
 > vi crontab.mine			- edit it
 > crontab crontab.mine		- reinstall it.

crontab -e is usually an easier method.

 > Cheers,
 > 				Mark

Cheers Scott

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Scott Stevens, Network Services Group, Computer Centre, Imperial College
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                                                         - Apocalypse Now