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From: "James A. Mutter" <jmutter@ds.net>
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courtney@whtz.com wrote:
> 
> hey everyone-
> 
>      I can't seem to get any of my cron jobs to run...I was wondering, I
> just recently re compiled my kernel...is there any way that I could have
> screwed something up that would prevent cron from running??  Is there a way
> that I can see the scheduled cron jobs from the command line?
> 

A kernel recompile shouldn't have changed anything regarding cron jobs. 
Have you restarted cron?  Why don't you post a copy of /etc/crontab and
tell us what you think  it should be doing?


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