Cronjobs can be something quite important - especially because you can easily wipe your entire cronjobs with a singly typo... crontab -e for editing and crontab -r for removing...
crontab -l returns the cronjobs for the current user. Now we need some idea how and where to save that in the backup. Maybe on the root level.
Cronjobs can be something quite important - especially because you can easily wipe your entire cronjobs with a singly typo...
crontab -efor editing andcrontab -rfor removing...crontab -lreturns the cronjobs for the current user. Now we need some idea how and where to save that in the backup. Maybe on the root level.