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    Member Chriz1977's Avatar
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    Default Unable to set UID permissions for /usr/bin/crontab

    Hi

    When I try to setup a crontab get told i need to set permissions of /usr/bin/crontab to 4755, but every time I do it reverts back to 04755. Im logged into my server as root. Has anyone seen this before or know how to fix it?

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    Chriz
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    Default Use attributes

    chmod 4755 /usr/bin/crontab

    chattr +i /usr/bin/crontab

    Hope that the above two commands will fix your issue
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