Crontab entries are stored in the '''/etc/crontabs/root''' file. You can edit that file directly with the command '''''vi /etc/crontabs/root''''', but it is more convenient to edit with '''''crontab -e''''', which we'll be using for all examples in this guide. ''-e'' is an option of the ''crontab'' command used for editing. Presented below is a list all options that can be used with ''crotab'':
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Crontab entries are stored in the '''/etc/crontabs/root''' file. You can edit that file directly with the command '''''vi /etc/crontabs/root''''', but it is more convenient to edit with '''''crontab -e''''', which we'll be using for all examples in this guide. ''-e'' is an option used with the ''crontab'' command for editing. Presented below is a list all options that can be used with ''crontab'':