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Hi Frndz I worked of Cron and suceeded but a doubt and googled no use..! If we have number of crons in crontab -e, How to find when a Cron ...
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    Cron Establishmemt

    Hi Frndz

    I worked of Cron and suceeded but a doubt and googled no use..!
    If we have number of crons in crontab -e, How to find when a Cron is established in Crontab -e ..........

    Thanks in Advance

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    The -e option is to edit the crontab. To view a list of the cron jobs, use the -l (small "L") option.
    Code:
    crontab -l
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    Thnx for response

    HI waterhead

    As u said I can just find out the 'cron' established by "crontab -l" but my doubt is that

    Ex: If I created five types of jobs in cron, How can I know when a cron is established ie., time of creation of a cron.

    It will be helpful If u can get me out of this.........

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    last modified time

    I think you can just check last modified date/time

    Thnks

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    Hi vishesh

    As u Said we can get only the last entered or modifed cron "what about the previous crons"

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    Question Is it possible?

    may be i am wrong, but i don't think it is straightly possible.

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