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Hey all. My server skills are quite lackluster, so please bare with me here. I am setting up a couple of cronjobs via crontab -- 1 setup to run at ...
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    Cronjobs Not Running

    Hey all.

    My server skills are quite lackluster, so please bare with me here.

    I am setting up a couple of cronjobs via crontab -- 1 setup to run at midnight and another setup to run at 12:10am.

    I setup the cronjobs not using the root user (what I think could be the problem) as I do not have root access to the server (asking my client for that as we speak).

    I tried to do apt-get install cron to ensure that cron was installed and I get the following error when I execute the following command -- apt-get install cron:

    -bash: apt-get: command not found

    Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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    apt-get implies that you are using a debian based system, is this the case?

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    Quote Originally Posted by coopstah13 View Post
    apt-get implies that you are using a debian based system, is this the case?
    Noob question -- How do I check to see if it is a debian based system?

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    it seems to not be, since apt-get isn't a valid command

    but you can do cat /etc/*release

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