Finaly I found crontab tutorial I expected to! Congratulations for the way your explain !! I wish to shutdown my raspberry pi every day and all the time of the year at 19 H30 . I will choice first option I mean nano . Please could you tell me what line I will write? 30 19 * * * shutdown -h now Is it correct ? Awaiting for your reply. Franck from France.
The best video on the subject I've seen. Excellent!
Excellent breakdown, thank you!
Very useful, thank you. My cron job worked first time round!
Great tutorial. Very helpful!
Thanks! very helpful
Does crontab have a log file?
Where are cron logs stored on Raspberry Pi 4?
I think you have to enable logging i.e. off by default. I found this
sudo nano /etc/default/cron
but I still haven't got logging working
fails immediately at crontab -e No such file or directory
Sounds like you don't have crontab installed on your system
Finaly I found crontab tutorial I expected to! Congratulations for the way your explain !!
I wish to shutdown my raspberry pi every day and all the time of the year at 19 H30 . I will choice first option I mean nano . Please could you tell me what line I will write?
30 19 * * * shutdown -h now
Is it correct ?
Awaiting for your reply.
Franck from France.
The crontab looks good to me. You can also verify all your crontabs here: crontab.guru/#30_19_*_*_*
@@RoboticsBackEnd thanks for your reply. Now it works for me also.
Thanks. I also use @reboot cmd
Getting this error: Why?
# crontab -l
crontab: can't change directory to '/var/spool/cron/crontabs': No such file or directory
I am getting this error, why:
# crontab -l
crontab: can't change directory to '/var/spool/cron/crontabs': No such file or directory