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Hello everyone,
Recently I had a problem with the cron processes of a domain.
This I managed to solve, but run as root the following command:
crontab my_domain_com
Instead of:
crontab -u my_com_domain -e and then save.
Thinking that the first command was the same. What has happened is that the cron root has taken the tasks from my_domain_com.
And although I have restored both cron: root and my_domain_com files as they were, if I go to Tools & Setting> Scheduled Tasks and click Update, I re-enter the tasks of my_domain_com within the root file?
Because that happens, how can I reverse it? Thank you.
Greetings.
Recently I had a problem with the cron processes of a domain.
This I managed to solve, but run as root the following command:
crontab my_domain_com
Instead of:
crontab -u my_com_domain -e and then save.
Thinking that the first command was the same. What has happened is that the cron root has taken the tasks from my_domain_com.
And although I have restored both cron: root and my_domain_com files as they were, if I go to Tools & Setting> Scheduled Tasks and click Update, I re-enter the tasks of my_domain_com within the root file?
Because that happens, how can I reverse it? Thank you.
Greetings.
