So I just migrated all the cpanel accounts from one server to another and there was one account with a cronjob that was pointing to somewhere that didn't exist, so I went into that user's control panel and deleted it.
I went into list the root's cron jobs and no nothing exists.
I know about the crontab -r which I always do crontab -l to avoid this issue.
This is a brand new install of whm and cpanel on a dedicated server from Godaddy. Is there any way other than going into /var/log/cron to get these back? Is there a default cron list that anyone can help me get this back? I'm super puzzled why deleting one non existent cron wiped the whole thing!
I'm tried searching for a default list (as I think there were 8or 9 in there)
Anyone with any ideas?
I went into list the root's cron jobs and no nothing exists.
I know about the crontab -r which I always do crontab -l to avoid this issue.
This is a brand new install of whm and cpanel on a dedicated server from Godaddy. Is there any way other than going into /var/log/cron to get these back? Is there a default cron list that anyone can help me get this back? I'm super puzzled why deleting one non existent cron wiped the whole thing!
I'm tried searching for a default list (as I think there were 8or 9 in there)
Anyone with any ideas?