Kicking off cron?

[Chris K. Young]

Quoted from John Oliver [16 Nov 2000]:
> After changing crontab, I remember needing to touch something to get it
> working.  kill -1 crond and restarting crond didn't do it.  What is it
> that needs to be bumped?

Are you using ``crontab -e'' to edit your crontab? If so, you need
to do nothing more.

Some people store their crontab in their home directory (e.g.,
~/.crontab). In that case, run ``crontab ~/.crontab'' (or whatever
filename you use).

	---Chris K.
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