Crontab command

 crontab -l 

to see all listed crontab tasks.

crontab -e

to add/edit crontab tasks.


Inside the crontab editor, the command would be composed of 

<scheduler> <run command> <the output>

* * * * * /home/ae/code.sh >> output.txt 2>&1 

Which..

the 1st star = minutes to start running

the 2nd star = hours to start running

the 3rd star = day of the month to start running

the 4th star = month to start running

the 5th star = day of the week to start running


More info: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/crontab-in-linux-with-examples/

 


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