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	<title>Adding timestamps in crontabs - comments</title>
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Crontab entries are great to periodically execute a command, but lack advanced logging facilities. This article will just highlight a rapid tip to enhance this situation. The cron service is meant to execute periodically a given task, but it lacks a proper logging facility. To add a specific unique logging entry, we will use a variable define inside the crontab command line. Here is the content of my command line LOG=/home/me/log/ PROGDIR=/home/me/bin 22 6 * * 1-7 (&#8230;)
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