cronjobs list doesnot show up in cpanel

[madan.cpanelnet]

Hello;

cronjobs list doesnot show up in cpanel.

Any ideas?

[webignition]

The ambiguity of your question makes me think of two possible meanings.

1) There is no cronjob option in cPanel
In which case, check that this feature is enabled for the relevant account

2) The cronjob option is in cPanel but no cronjobs are listed
I believe this feature will just read the contents of /var/spool/cron/username. Is the relevant cron file present, is the ownership correct (root:root), are the permissions correct (0600) and does the file actually contain anything?

[avijit]

/var/spool/cron/username file will only exist if that user have ever created any cronjob through his cpanel.

Has he earlier created the crons ?

[madan.cpanelnet]

Many thanks for your reply.


The cronjob option is available in cPanel but no cronjobs are listed.


Crons have been created earlier. I can view the corn entry in th the /var/spool/cron/username file.


The ownership of the file is root.user ( which is correct as I verified it for other domain.
The permissons for the cron file is 0600

Also there is not attributes dressed over the file.

**root.root permissions are for the root and mailmain (user or files) inside /var/spool/cron.**
Thats ok.


The /var/spool/cron/username exists with an crontab entry, but when i try to add another cronjob from cpanel, neither does it list on the cpanel, nor does it append to the /var/spool/cron/username file.


Warm Regards
Madan

[madan.cpanelnet]

chmod 4755 crontab did the trick