Sorry guys, a silly question. I've added an entry in

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Sorry guys, a silly question. I've added an entry in

crontab on my Rpi, i did that as sudo, so when i login with !root user and i type crontab -l i do not see any entry. Obviously if i switch to superuser and i check my crontab list, the entry is there. How does it works? I mean, "both" crontab entries are executed ? It depends if the command you are setting as entry requires super user privileges? Thanks

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XZainethe Ombperettasciente LeGraetta

Martin Rys
one is probably user crontab and the other is the ...

What is systemd units? The init system handling scheduled jobs/tasks?

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XZainethe Ombperettasciente LeGraetta

Yes both are applied. It was developed this way as Linux was born in a time when many people logged onto the same server. So one individual might want a cron job for a personal script. But the system needs a seperate list for sysadmin tasks

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George Gavin

XZainethe Ombperettasciente LeGraetta
What is systemd units? The init system handling sc...

Yes, systemd is the init system. I guess Martin meant systemd timers, which run scheduled tasks.

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Martin Rys · Accepted Answer

Martin Rys

one is probably user crontab and the other is the system crontab defined somewhere in /etc/cron.d? Did you consider switching to systemd units?

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