You can use the command
crontab -l
To view all od "root" cron jobs.
To be more user specific, please use:
crontab -u username -l
You'd replace the username with the user name of the account in question.
You can use the command
crontab -l
To view all od "root" cron jobs.
To be more user specific, please use:
crontab -u username -l
You'd replace the username with the user name of the account in question.
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